Publishing

James Murdoch has stepped down as executive chairman of News International, leaving News Corporation's UK subsidiary as the only one in the world not to report directly to a Murdoch.

The UK's first colour supplement, <i>The Sunday Times Magazine</i>, is celebrating its 50th anniversary this month with an exhibition and commemorative edition.

Theartofwallcovering.com has hailed its first ever Fespa as a great success.

Magazines showed a small overall decline in circulation in the second half of 2011 while customer titles dominated the top 10, according to figures published by the Audit Bureau of Circulation (ABC).

News International has confirmed that The Sun on Sunday will launch this weekend.

Rupert Murdoch has told journalists at the Sun that a Sunday version of the newspaper will be launched "very soon".

Egmont has moved its successful children's website, Bin Weevils, into print for the first time with the launch of a new monthly magazine title.

David Lightfoot has joined Precision Colour Printing in a new operations role.

A leading employment lawyer has said that Goodhead Group may have left itself open to claims from employees and Unite if it goes ahead with a wage cut, despite staff approving the deal.

Océ is to launch a new full colour inkjet printer, the Colorstream 3700, which is an update on its 3500 machine, at Drupa in May.