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MailOnline promotes Danny Groom
Danny Groom has been appointed publisher and editor of MailOnline.
Editorial/content creation
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Gramophone launches special edition
Gramophone launched its latest 100-page special edition - on the works of romantic composer Mahler - on 27 July, making it the latest in a series of spin offs for Mark Allen Group’s music division.
News
NYT announces Matt Purdy as editor at large
Matt will become the New York Times editor at large, a new leadership position in which he will continue to shape The Times’s enterprise and investigative reporting.
News
Khaled AlShehhi wins World Media Award
The executive director of marketing and communication for the UAE Government Media Office, Khaled AlShehhi, has won the World Media Award for Content Leadership & Innovation.
News
IOP Publishing extends OA publishing
IOP Publishing extends open access publishing with its first three Transformative Agreements in the US. The trio of agreements will support greater access to high quality US research worldwide.
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Autocar magazine appoints Rachel Burgess
Autocar has appointed Rachel Burgess as editor of its magazine, one of the longest-running automotive publications in the world, which was founded in November 1895.
News
The Shine School Media Awards announces winners
The 2022 winners of The Shine School Media Awards, supported by the Worshipful Company of Stationers’, have been announced.
INTERVIEW
Where have all the specialists gone?
The press suffers from a lack of specialists, correspondents with deep knowledge who can bring informed commentary to complex issues. Ray Snoddy meets with transport specialist Christian Wolmar...
COLUMN
From #277 to #10
It’s funny who you run into on the bus. For a while, Dickon Ross shared a commute with a dishevelled character, a fellow journalist who would ultimately end up in Downing Street.
FEATURE
Press Freedom 2022: the good & the bad
The last few months have seen some significant victories for advocates of press freedom in the UK but also continuing grave concern over the misuse of the justice system to suppress reporting.
INTERVIEW
Time for Change at Time Out
As Time Out London hits the streets for the last time, Dave Calhoun, chief content officer of Time Out North America and UK, talks to Laura Silverman about cementing a digital future – and what Time Out might look like in the metaverse.
FEATURE
Belling the cat. Metadata and manipulation: the build up to and invasion of Ukraine
In the run-up to the invasion of Ukraine, the Russian government and its allies twisted and fabricated events to justify it. But the online community, including Bellingcat, who use online information to investigate events, was ready for it.
COMMENT
Publishers and the Next Prime Minister
The new prime minister will have their hands full, but, says Owen Meredith, CEO of the News Media Association, there are a number of media-related issues which need urgent attention.
News
ELLE UK unveils evolution
The September issue of ELLE UK unveils new sections, a design refresh and new contributors in the first to be fully edited by new editor-in-chief, Kenya Hunt.
News
New global study reveals findings regards Plan S
The findings, from a new global study ‘OA in physics: researcher perspectives’ finds that 82% of European physics researchers are unaware of Plan S.
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