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NatMag is migrating its magazine websites to a publishing platform developed by parent Hearst, allowing it to streamline user experience and create "new revenue streams".
American Express has teamed up with Spotify, The Guardian and LoveFilm as content partners for an interactive digital advertising project aimed at boosting awareness of its involvement in film, music and food.
Vogue.com is to run a stay-at-home online shopping event on the evening of Monday 1 November to raise funds for the charity Kids Company.
IPC Media has launched its first iPad app - a free version of its design, fashion and lifestyle monthly magazine Wallpaper.
News International is continuing to push its paid content strategy with the announcement of a paid for Apple iPhone app for its celeb gossip column Bizarre.
YouTube owner Google has yet to lodge a legal complaint about the YouView brand, despite speculation it plans to challenge the use of the name, with just days remaining for formal challenges to be made.
Google has commemorated John Lennon's 70th birthday by dedicating its Google Doodle homepage image to the former Beatle.
Channel 4 is scrapping its £20m 4iP digital investment fund as part of a restructure of its digital operations.
Facebook is giving users the ability to download all of the personal information they have posted to the site and see how it is being used by individual applications in a move to address privacy issues plaguing the social networking site.
Dennis Publishing's recently launched iPad app for its online digital and gadget magazine, iGizmo, has reached top place in the iPad app charts on the Apple App Store.
