Magazines

ITV uses new magazine to extend reach
Commercial television broadcaster ITV has launched a new magazine intended to cultivate new and extend existing audiences.

Print stays ahead in latest PAMCo results
Printed media continues to stand tall among its digital counterparts, according to the latest figures from PAMCo.

ShortList shuts print title as publisher rebrands
Shortlist Media is shutting ShortList, its flagship men’s print title, and has rebranded itself as The Stylist Group.

PCP doubles stitching productivity
Precision Colour Printing (PCP) has invested more than £1.2m in a new Primera MC stitching line from Muller Martini to boost productivity and flexibility.

PAMCo: media brands benefit from print legacy
Media brands that were established before the advent of the internet have maintained the trust of consumers at the highest levels, according to the latest report from PAMCo.

Pensord continues post-press investment
Sheetfed magazine specialist Pensord has taken on a Komfi Amiga 52 thermal laminator for its Pensord Digital operation.

Women’s weeklies and lifestyle titles hit in latest ABCs
The Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC) has released the latest consumer magazine reports, highlighting a continued decline for women’s weeklies and lifestyle titles but growth in numerous other...

YM ready with new paper wrap solution
YM Group is poised to roll out a new paper wrapping option for catalogue and magazine customers who want to move away from polywrap.

More magazine paper tonnage to be taken out
A further chunk of LWC paper capacity is set to disappear from the European market after Burgo announced plans to convert one of its paper machines to container board.

Hello! delight at new print engagement
Printing of Hello! magazine has returned to the UK through a new deal inked with Liverpool gravure printer Prinovis.

Elle in recycled paper first
Elle magazine has used recycled paper for the first time as part of a special edition devoted to encouraging sustainability in the fashion business.

Newspaper inserts slip below magazine and third-party insert volumes
Magazine and third-party inserts now have a larger market share than newspaper inserts, according to new research.