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Off The Page by David Hepworth

David Hepworth on magazines and beyond

Posted on: 01 February 2018

It’s all about the tech by Carolyn Morgan

Digital technology has already transformed and disrupted media and publishing, as it has most parts of the global economy. So, asks Carolyn Morgan, what emerging trends should media businesses be monitoring, that will change how people consume content and how media organisations operate?

Posted on: 01 February 2018

VR: staying ahead of the curve by Ciar Byrne

VR is one of those technologies that keeps appearing on next-big-thing lists, yet, as Francesca Panetta tells Ciar Byrne, the tech is still in its infancy. By investing in VR now, the Guardian is making sure it’ll be a long way along the learning curve by the time VR really takes off.

Posted on: 01 February 2018

What’s been going on… by James Evelegh

James Evelegh’s roundup of some of the news stories that caught his eye since November/December issue of InPublishing magazine.

Posted on: 01 February 2018

Prioritising the digital to-do list by Jim Bilton

‘Digital’ is a big word. It covers lots of different dimensions in any media organisation. Jim Bilton drills down into the Publishing Futures research data to see how publishers are navigating the digital journey.

Posted on: 01 February 2018

Jan/Feb issue – takeaways by James Evelegh

James Evelegh's editorial from this week's edition of InPubWeekly.

Posted on: 01 February 2018

Navigating the Future of B2B Media: 10 Practical Strategies – Q&A by Carolyn Morgan

On Tuesday, Carolyn Morgan presented one of our Top Tips Webinars, entitled ‘Navigating the Future of B2B Media: 10 Practical Strategies’. In this article, Carolyn answers some of the questions posed by attendees.

Posted on: 01 February 2018

Up to their old tricks by James Evelegh

James Evelegh's editorial from this week's edition of InPubWeekly.

Posted on: 25 January 2018

From huge to really huge by James Evelegh

James Evelegh's editorial from this week's edition of InPubWeekly.

Posted on: 18 January 2018

Peter Preston by James Evelegh

James Evelegh's editorial from this week's edition of InPubWeekly.

Posted on: 10 January 2018

Renewing your vows by James Evelegh

James Evelegh's editorial from this week's edition of InPubWeekly.

Posted on: 03 January 2018

2017 – how was it for you? by James Evelegh

James Evelegh's editorial from today's edition of InPubWeekly.

Posted on: 21 December 2017

What’s your WOTY? by James Evelegh

James Evelegh's editorial from today's edition of InPubWeekly.

Posted on: 14 December 2017

Quality controlled? by James Evelegh

James Evelegh's editorial from today's edition of InPubWeekly.

Posted on: 07 December 2017

Congratulations! You’re still here! by James Evelegh

James Evelegh's comment piece from the November / December 2017 issue of InPublishing magazine.

Posted on: 30 November 2017

A balancing act by Ray Snoddy

On top of the usual challenges every editor has to face, the Belfast Telegraph’s Gail Walker also has Northern Ireland’s troubled history and sectarian politics to deal with. As she tells Ray Snoddy, the job involves “a thousand little calibrations a day” to get the mix just right.

Posted on: 30 November 2017

Native – it’s all about Trust by James Evelegh

Two of the sessions at October’s FIPP World Congress were given over to native advertising. In one, Jesper Laursen of the Native Advertising Institute, revealed the findings of some recent research and in the other, Carla Faria, director of The Foundry (Time Inc UK’s native studio) gave delegates her four golden rules for native success. James Evelegh took notes.

Posted on: 30 November 2017

MasterClass by Matt Kelly

MasterClass is based on a beautifully simple premise. If you want to improve, then you must learn from the best. But you’ve got to pay for it. Matt Kelly, for one, is happy to fork out £70 to learn the art of dramatic writing from David Mamet.

Posted on: 30 November 2017