Creative and content agency Edge has appointed award-winning journalist and former editor-in-chief of The Australian Women’s Weekly, Robyn Foyster, to drive innovation and an expanded integrated ...

Creative and content agency Edge has appointed Robyn Foyster, a former editor-in-chief of The Australian Women’s Weekly, to drive an expanded integrated content and publishing offer. She joins Edge as ...

The one-time editor-in-chief of The Australian Women’s ­Weekly turned digital publishing entrepreneur says Foyster Media is not yet in the black, and any profits it generates month-to-month are being ...

The publisher has been with Bauer, formerly ACP Magazines, for two years and oversaw titles including Woman's Day, Harpers Bazaar and now-folded Grazia during her time. Bauer confirmed Foyster's exit ...

The rise of programmatic buying will see publishers treating banner ads and other algorithm-driven advertising as nothing more than a bonus on top of the branded the content they create, Carousel ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. The Diary has learnt the highly regarded and well-liked Foyster is leaving to head back to the world of television, a place she inhabited ...

Since buying ACP for $525 million in September, Bauer has already closed three magazines: Grazia, Burke's Backyard and BBC Good Food. Foyster previously had responsibility for Grazia, as well as ...

Robyn Foyster is the founder and chief executive of Foyster Media, a multi-platform media company which owns The Carousel and Women Love Tech. Voted one of B&T's 30 Most Powerful Women In Media at the ...

The former editor-in-chief of New Idea, Robyn Foyster, has been telling people she's had death threats since the Prince Harry Afghanistan debacle. Her publicist Drew Lambert didn't deny the threats ...

THE battlelines are drawn in the latest publishing stoush and the popularity of comedienne Magda Szubanski may prove the test of a great editor. Szubanski is the cover girl on the latest issue of The ...