SoE writes to Education Secretary
The Society of Editors has written to the Education Secretary amid funding concerns.
The Society of Editors has written to the Education Secretary amid funding concerns.
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.
67 Bricks CEO, Jennifer Schivas, has been named as one of EQL:Her‘s 2025 InspiringFifty.
The PPA has launched its Good Hiring e-learning course to raise standards for inclusive recruitment across media.
Every year, the AOP surveys digital publishers and their solutions providers to get a cross-section of the industry’s outlooks and priorities. Richard Reeves looks at the key trends from this year’s survey.
For Esther Newman, editor of Women’s Running, running isn’t all about onerous dieting and personal bests but about women pursuing happy healthier lives and about fun and friendship. And… it’s a winning formula.
It’s been a whirlwind start to the year and who knows what the future holds? James Evelegh shares his five wishes.
MA Exhibitions has announced the acquisition of The Inclusive Workplace Conference.
Lisa Smosarski has been announced as the new chair of the PPA Next Gen Board.
Bloomberg has announced multiple awards for leadership on LGBTQ+, Diversity & Inclusion, and disability hiring in Japan.
Most forms of discrimination are experienced by minority groups; a few by majority groups. But there’s one that could potentially affect all of us and that’s ageism, laments Dickon Ross.
The PPA has announced the winners of its annual Independent Publishing Awards which took place in London last week.
The PPA has announced the selection of its second Next Gen Board.
Taylor & Francis has announced it has joined the DAISY Consortium’s Inclusive Publishing Partner Program.
The Guardian has launched a weekly newsletter dedicated to Black life and culture.
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