Getting on the front foot
For a while now, magazine publishers have been on the defensive, unsure about the viability of their traditional business model in a fast-changing world. Katie Vanneck-Smith wants to change all that.
For a while now, magazine publishers have been on the defensive, unsure about the viability of their traditional business model in a fast-changing world. Katie Vanneck-Smith wants to change all that.
What happens when you put Britain’s brightest and best young journalists all together in one room? Alan Geere went along to the NCTJ Awards for Excellence in Manchester to find out.
Gary Cullum, chair of the judging panel, looks at what some of the winning entries tell us about the key trends impacting the printed newspaper sector.
emap’s Nursing Times was quick to explore the potential of AI when it launched its LLM search service last year. Sixteen months on, Robin Booth tells us what they’ve achieved so far and how they plan to use AI next.
Trump and AI. These seem to be the two topics that most businesspeople get on to whenever they meet for a chat about what is going on. And both subjects are a bit scary! So, says Jim Bilton, let’s focus on the easier one: AI.
Business Insider has launched a new audio briefing feature, powered by AI.
James Evelegh shares some of the top tips from the expert contributors to InPublishing’s content creation special.
Data Bill: Government abuses parliamentary procedure to “shaft the creative industries”.
A well-defined imaging strategy helps publishers of all sizes maintain visual quality without overloading teams, says Derek Milne, commercial pixometrist at Pixometry.
We know that streamlined collaboration and the integration of digital asset management and multichannel publishing tools can reduce content production time by 40%, says Jeroen Goemans, managing director (EMEA) at WoodWing.
Great content management doesn’t come from flashy features – it comes from understanding your editorial process and choosing tools that elevate it, says Atex's Sara Forni.
A local newspaper has successfully challenged a borough council’s refusal to release low-scoring hygiene inspection reports.
NUJ urges UK government support for copyright owners following a debate of the Data (Use and Access) Bill.
This was Douglas McCabe’s advice to publishers at the recent PPA Festival.
Oxford Law Pro brings together OUP’s legal content in one place with a conversational AI research assistant.
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