Magazines

Bauer Media has decided to cease publication of its womens' weekly magazine, More, following a downturn in sales.

The 274-year-old <i>The Scots Magazine</i> is unveiling a new look later this month, increasing in size from A5 to B5.

Polestar chief executive Barry Hibbert has said long-term client commitments enabled the firm's 50m re-equipping plan, which was confirmed earlier this week.

Polestar has announced plans for a £50m spend on new web offset kit, including the first 96pp commercial web presses in the UK.

News International has agreed to pay Johnston Press £10m to prematurely terminate the last printing contract between the two publishers.

Johnston Press' contract printing revenues have been slashed by a third following the termination of News International's contract, according to its 2012 financial reports.

The London Borough of Tower Hamlets (LBTH) is on the hunt for five to eights UK printers to tender for a contract, worth up to 20m over four years, to produce publications for councils from across the...

Last week's ABC figures revealed a 1.5% drop in the total print circulations of audited consumer magazines for the last six months of 2012, spurring the PPA to publish its first ever combined digital...

Goodhead Group's unsecured trade creditors are owed more than 9m, and are likely to receive only a tiny fraction of their money, if anything at all, back.

Bristol-based printers Taylor Brothers has been selected to print new, high-quality food and travel magazine, <i>Cereal</i>.