The Information Economy Alliance is continuing to expand its network of independent publications, with digital news publication Ferdiox becoming its latest accredited member. Ferdiox joins an existing group of independent publications participating in the Alliance, which is administered by SCRIBE and was established to improve cooperation, recognition and access to information for serious publishers operating outside the largest mainstream media organisations.

Independent media and publishing company brings together book publishing, design, web services, communications and a growing media operation under an expanded public-facing offer SHEFFIELD, England, 1...

British publishing company Astronomica Ltd is expanding beyond its original publishing work into a broader combination of design, web infrastructure, communications and digital media services. The expansion brings together several projects the company has been developing across publishing and online media, including Camelot House Publishing, The Epoch and its recently launched SALAMANDER web platform. Rather than treating publishing, design, websites and publicity as unrelated industries, Astronomica says it intends to operate them as connected stages of the same communications process.

Sheffield-based publishing company Astronomica Ltd is expanding its operations across design, digital communications, web services and media, bringing together a collection of projects developed since the company was founded in 2023. The company, which already works in publishing and advertising, says its expanded operation will offer services to businesses, charities, community groups and independent organisations alongside its own publishing work.

Independent news publication Mill.org.uk has been admitted to the Information Economy Alliance and may now display the Alliance’s accredited member badge. The Information Economy Alliance, an initiati...

PIP Devil, a UK welfare data platform presenting itself as civic-tech, packages disability benefit statistics alongside documented fraud cases in a format critics say is designed to generate hostility toward claimants rather than scrutiny of policy

The controversial David Andrew Creed, publicly known within Austenasian circles as Andrew Musgrave, obtained a UK trade mark for the long-established micronation’s name and later acknowledged invol…

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The internet finally has an authoritative home for tar; a material older than writing, central to naval history, industrial chemistry, and heritage craft, and almost entirely absent from serious digital coverage until now.

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