News
Emma Tucker appointed Editor-in-Chief of Wall Street Journal
Emma Tucker has been named the next Editor-in-Chief of The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires, succeeding Matt Murray.
Editorial/content creation
News
Newsquest appoints new editors for Scottish titles
Newsquest has announced the appointment of three new editors in Scotland.
News
Kamal Ahmed elected President of the Society of Editors
Kamal Ahmed, Editor-in-Chief and Co-founder of The News Movement has been elected as the new President of the Society of Editors.
COLUMN
Liz Gerard’s Notebook
VIP procurement lane scandal, yawning women, Sun fronts, migration milestones, declining faith, racism at the palace, clickbait and front page of the fortnight.
News
News UK appoints Heads of Creative Direction
News UK has appointed new Heads of Creative Direction for The Sun and The Times as it further develops the brands’ creative advertising content capabilities.
News
Financial Times appoints Brooke Masters
The FT has appointed Brooke Masters as US financial editor in New York, where she will oversee the news organisation’s coverage of the financial services industry.
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Fondazione Ente dello Spettacolo chooses Atex’s Desk and ACE
The Ente dello Spettacolo Foundation, publisher of the Rivista del Cinematografo magazine, has chosen Atex solutions for multi-channel publication both on paper and online.
Q&A
Community engagement: 5 minutes with… Rich Cheary
Sports organisations have become increasingly adept at engaging with their loyal fan base. We grab five minutes with Publisher’s Toolbox MD Rich Cheary to ask what lessons publishers can learn.
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BSME Awards 2022 – winners announced
Some of the UK's best editors, art directors and columnists were recognised on Tuesday at the British Society of Magazine Editors’ annual awards.
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Society welcomes solicitors warning notice on SLAPPs
The Society of Editors has welcomed the publication of a warning notice by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
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‘Publishing is not a crime’: media groups urge US to drop Julian Assange charges
The US government must drop its prosecution of Julian Assange because it is undermining press freedom, according to the media organisations that first helped him publish leaked diplomatic cables.
News
National World commissions World Cup mural
As the World Cup continues to dominate the headlines, National World is collaborating with global creative network Talenthouse to capture the drama on and off the pitch in a new way.
COLUMN
Liz Gerard’s Notebook
When football was no job for a girl, how to report this World Cup, a poorly advised Ronaldo, same-ish Sun fronts, over-reliance on betting firms, the GBBO final leaves Fleet Street underwhelmed and front page of the fortnight.
News
Frontiers unveils new policy on author names & pronouns
Frontiers has announced a new policy to make it easier for authors to retrospectively change their name or pronouns.
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Courts system needs to do more to support open justice, says SoE
Despite “significant progress” by Her Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) in modernising the courts system, more can be done to support open justice, the Society of Editors has urged.
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