Magazines

Hubert Burda Media’s takeover of Radio Times publisher Immediate Media has been confirmed.

Glamour magazine, which pioneered the 'handbag-size' format is ditching the dinky edition in favour of a new, larger size that reflects today’s “more luxurious and indulgent” print experience.

BBC Worldwide has launched BBC Earth magazine, a new monthly title, which transforms one of its core brands into a printed product.

Independent “finer things” online magazine Luxurious has taken the print plunge, leading with an unusual circulation model.

Bertelsmann Printing Group has scrapped its dual-CEO structure with the departure of one half of the pairing.

Walstead has released its first results detailing how things are shaping up at the now cross-continental group.

Print and outsourcing giant RR Donnelley has completed its three-way split.

Newnorth Print has taken its first steps into wide-format to help diversify its business and, separately, beefed up its folding firepower.

Flyer Press has replaced a Duplo System 5000 Booklet System with a new 600i model to boost its speed and reliability.

Substantial new business wins at Prinovis UK have helped Bertelsmann Printing Group post strong inaugural half-year figures.

Bath-headquartered magazine publisher Future UK has launched a new quarterly magazine focusing on the horror film genre.

Consumer magazine circulation figures are down overall but some sectors and titles are still showing notable growth, according to the latest figures from the Audit Bureau of Circulations.