Economist loses battle for ‘the’ domain name
The Economist has lost a bid to gain the rights to the internet domain name TheEconomist.com, Folio reports. The World…
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Medical journals accused of self censorship over Prozac research
Medical journals have been complicit with pharmaceutical companies, according to Jeremy Laurance writing in the Independent about new research which…
ByEsquire staff told ‘no nibbles’
The staff at Natmag’s recently revamped men’s monthly, Esquire, have been banned from eating food at Esquire events for fear…
ByBurda invests in online publisher and ad network Glam
German magazines publisher Burda Media has invested Glam Media, the online publisher and ad network. Glam, a privately-held company, sells…
By‘Newspapers are bleak’: Sands explains move to Reader’s Digest
Sarah Sands sheds some light today on surprise move out of newspapers to edit the UK edition of Reader’s Digest.…
ByMen’s magazines ‘give the message that vice is nice’
Men’s magazines are contributing to Britain’s booming sex trade, and making the buying of sex seem acceptable, Times columnist Janice…
BySarah Sands joins Reader’s Digest
Former Sunday Telegraph editor Sarah Sands has been appointed editor-in-chief of Reader’s Digest, reports MediaGuardian. Sands will be responsible for…
ByJune launch planned for blogger’s political monthly
Political blogger Iain Dale has found a “rich and powerful backer” for the monthly political magazine that he plans to…
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