PCS’s workflow specialist Richard Mansell has been visiting publishers to get an in-depth look behind the scenes. Here he reveals his findings and tells publishers that when it comes to creating efficient workflows, they are closer than they think…
Today’s general election is widely seen as one of the most momentous in recent history. Sadly, the behaviour of many politicians and activists has fallen short…
The illustrator of iconic children’s books including The Gruffalo, Room on the Broom and The Snail and the Whale has created an original illustration for TV Times’ Christmas Double Issue cover.
NUJ members working for Newsquest in Glasgow have voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action.
Vogue has announced the launch of Vogue Values, a global mission statement adopted by all 26 editions of Vogue that articulates the titles' shared commitments for 2020 and beyond.
Rachel Shields, currently Assistant Editor of Sun Online, has been appointed to the new role of Assistant Editor, The Sun with overall responsibility for the Fabulous brand.
Guardian editor-in-chief Katharine Viner this week announced a series of appointments to the Guardian’s senior editorial team, including a new deputy editor.
Jessica Diamond has been appointed to a special cross-title luxury role at News UK.
Guardian US is launching a new special project which will report on inspiring people, groups and grassroots initiatives that are transforming lives in cities across the US.
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.
Immediate Media Co this week announced that Daniel Griffiths has been appointed Editor of Essential Kitchen & Bathroom Business.
How many systems do you use across your business? Lots? In which case, you’ll not be benefiting from cost savings, better intel, automation, security and GDPR compliance. As Affino’s Markus Karlsson and Jonathan Collins tell us, less can be more…
The Jewish Chronicle has a circulation of just over 20,000 but, as the voice of the UK’s Jewish community since 1841, its voice carries far. Ray Snoddy talks to editor Stephen Pollard about the challenges he faces, both political and publishing.
Staff numbers have more than halved since 2008 at Isle of Man Newspapers, while copy sales are down 40%. But editor Richard Butt remains one of the UK’s most positive journalists. Steve Dyson finds out why.
Are some regional newspapers getting their news values in a twist? Posting stories with little or no news value just to chase clicks or commercial revenues, makes Jon Griffin wonder what has become of the industry he entered over 40 years ago.
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