Artificial intelligence can do the heavy lifting of data processing, allowing publishers to increase output, become more creative and reach new markets. It’s a huge opportunity, says Rebekah Billingsley, though not without its potential drawbacks.
As with any other part of your publishing operation, circulation can’t be left unattended. You need to work on it constantly. Andy Kirk, managing partner of publishing services provider Perception SaS, outlines six tips for a healthy circulation.
Elpical Software has announced the release of Claro V12, its image enhancement software.
Professor Yu-Chuan (Jack) Li, a researcher of artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine and medical informatics, has been appointed as the new Editor-in-Chief of BMJ Health & Care Informatics.
Journalists are under pressure to produce lots of great content, but find themselves spending too much time on repetitive, non-creative tasks. Help is at hand, says Sprylab’s Esra Celebi: let Artificial Intelligence take the strain.
In a world where people are drowning in content, much of it of dubious quality, digital editions from credible publishers can cut-through the noise. We grab five minutes with BlueToad’s Paul DeHart to talk about the latest trends in digital editions.
Nemorin Film & Video has appointed two senior executives to its board as it gears up for a future powered by big data, AI, listening and machine learning.
The September / October issue of InPublishing magazine has just been published. James Evelegh lists six key takeaways from this issue.
Publishers have been talking about AI for years and usage is steadily increasing, but are we moving fast enough? Charlie Beckett says there’s a real risk of publishers being left behind.
The July/August issue of InPublishing magazine has lots of great articles and insights. Here are five of the things I took away from the issue.
Everyone’s talking about artificial intelligence and how it will change the world. But what does it mean for publishers? What difference can it make to our day-to-day operations and the success of our businesses? A lot!, says Hanifa Dungarwalla.
On 10 June, John Witherow, editor of The Times, gave this year’s Society of Editors Bob Satchwell Lecture at Stationers’ Hall in London. This is an abridged version of his talk.
There are many challenges, but new strategies are emerging and switched on publishers now have a clearer understanding of what success looks like. We grab five minutes with WAN-IFRA’s deputy director to find out more.
Paid content, customer data and digital targeting, continued consolidation, and a burgeoning array of increasingly imaginative brand extensions have been the dominant preoccupations among US magazine media companies so far this year.
More than one speaker at DIS commented that we are living in a “VUCA” world: meaning an environment that is volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous.
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