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Print is becoming a luxury, especially with huge postal prices and ever-increasing magazine print and production costs. Many businesses are now looking for effective alternatives to engage their audiences.

UK beauty magazine Glamour announced that it too has adopted a digital first strategy and will be moving its beauty content online and ending monthly printed editions. A move based on how readers are living a mobile-first, social-first lifestyle. “It is a faster, more focused, multi-platform relationship," the magazine said.

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Spotlight have taken the digital leap by transforming their flagship casting directories into beautiful digital editions.

Thousands of production companies, broadcasters, advertising agencies and independent casting directors use the iconic Spotlight directories as a casting resource to access over 60,000 performers across the UK.

Last week, the PPA held one of the most prestigious award evenings in publishing, the Digital Awards.

We were proud to present the award for Digital Magazine of the Year which went to our talented friends at Cedar Communications.

As part of a 2015 redesign, the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives have digitised their offering of the CILEx Journal, publishing in a fully-responsive HTML format.

The well-established Chartered Institute for Legal Executives has been offering access to legal careers for over 50 years and are "recognised as one of the three core regulators of the legal profession". Their monthly publication CILEx Journal gives members all the key updates and information in law practice.