Magazines

Polestar Colchester and Wyndeham Heron are celebrating after successfully producing official programmes for each day of the London 2012 Olympic Games.

Men's lifestyle experienced a renaissance, jumping back to the fifth highest circulating sector in consumer magazines following a 5% year-on-year slump last period.

Stephens & George Print Group (S&G) used its centenary celebrations last week to officially launch its charitable trust.

Fresh off the back of Wiggo-mania, premium title <i>Cyclist</i> will launch in print and digital formats in September.

<i>We Love Pop</I> magazine is celebrating the first anniversary of its launch as the third-highest circulating magazine in its market.

Buxton Press has kicked off its four-year rolling press upgrade plan with the installation of the first of two new B1 Heidelberg XL 106s, ordered at Drupa.

Polestar has teamed up with Celloglas to help create a special textured cover for <i>The Amazing Spider-Man</I> issue of <i>ShortList</I> magazine, which hit the streets on 5 July.

Staff at Wyndeham Peterborough are facing possible changes to their terms of employment that could result in pay cuts and longer working hours.

Walstead Investments chairman Mark Scanlon has described competitors in the web offset market as "totally supine", while unveiling full-year results for 2011.

Printed magazines have a healthy future, according to recent research from YouGov SixthSense, which found that 40% of UK magazine buyers prefer print to digital.

Holmen Paper has added Holmen TRND uncoated papers to its product line.