FIPP - International Federation of the Periodical Press
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The International Federation of the Periodical Press (FIPP), founded in 1925, works for the benefit of consumer, B2B and customer magazine publishers around the world. FIPP’s mission is to promote nationally and internationally, the common editorial, cultural and economic interests of magazine publishers, in print, online, digital and mobile media. FIPP supports freedom of the press, intellectual property, information provision, freedom to advertise, freedom of distribution and environmental protection.


Latest News
There are only four places left on FIPP’s Digital Publishing Certificate – a practical, experienced-based development programme for magazine website publishers.
Published: 01/07/2009
FIPP’s flagship title Magazine World and licensing and syndication exhibition Worldwide Magazine Marketplace (WMM), have been shortlisted for industry awards in the UK.
Published: 01/07/2009
PrintCity, a strategic alliance that shares worldwide expertise from independent companies in the graphic arts industry has made its new report freely available online.
Published: 01/07/2009
Digital magazine solutions provider Texterity has released the results of its third annual BPA Worldwide-certified digital magazine reader survey conducted with Mediamark Research and Intelligence (MRI).
Published: 01/07/2009
Australian magazine publishers are continuing a campaign against an increase in Australia Post charges to mail magazines, and some warn that this might force them to lay off staff.
Published: 01/07/2009
Conor McNicholas (pictured), currently editing IPC’s music title NME in the UK, has been appointed as the new editor of BBC’s Top Gear magazine.
Published: 01/07/2009
McPheters and Company has released results of a study conducted in co-operation with Condé Nast and CBS Vision which explores the relative effectiveness of ads on television, in magazines, and online.
Published: 01/07/2009
Marieclaire.it, produced by Hachette Rusconi in Italy, won a digital media award in Paris, France last week.
Published: 01/07/2009






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