Fashtag, the YouTube channel aimed at fashion-savvy folk, is launching amid much fanfare with weekly magazine Grazia as exclusive editorial partner.
Amuse Magazine, the free monthly fashion glossy for London, has been forced to postpone publication of its November issue after admitting the advertising sale had been "more difficult than expected".
Condé Nast UK, the print media powerhouse behind Vogue, Glamour, GQ and Wired, expects digital to account for 30% of total revenues in 2014, propelled by luxury brands arriving late to the party. Media Week talks to digital leader Jamie Jouning.
MTV is in the final stages of signing a commercial partner for the launch of a fashion-focused digital property called District MTV, which will go live online in October and on mobile later in the year.
Sarah Tsirkas, head of press at Initiative, gives her verdict on the video ad recently featured in some October editions of IPC's women's glossy monthly Marie Claire.
Nivea is running a seven-week campaign with online fashion retailer Asos to drive engagement for its Invisible for Black & White deodorant.
Look, IPC Media's weekly fashion title, is launching a multiplatform street style franchise driven by user generated content.
AskMen, the men's lifestyle site, has secured Chevrolet's electric car Volt as the sponsor of its inaugural AskMen Innovation Awards, which celebrate the last 50 years of life-improving technology.
The Net-a-Porter Group has hired Tess Macleod Smith as its new group publishing director.
Manchester streetwear clothing company Bench has appointed Maxus to its online media account.