Media commentator, broadcaster, author and Labour supporting former national newspaper editor Paul Connew reviews a remarkable, strangely topsy turvy political and media week. It won’t be the last either, he predicts.
Kennedy Publishing have announced the launch of Collage + Create… Taylor Swift.
Jamie Heller is joining Business Insider as new editor in chief.
Kelsey Media last week announced the sale of Performance VW magazine to Orchid Euro LLC.
Story House Egmont announces plans for a multi-market Sonic the Hedgehog Magazine launch.
Khaleej Times, part of Galadari, has appointed Charles Yardley as its new chief executive officer.
The Financial Times, in partnership with Infosys, has brought back to life an historic piece of technology that uses water to show how money flows around an economy.
Fused Magazine is launching a new offshoot print title Travel Editions - exploring the world of contemporary luxury travel for the creative class.
TIME has revealed its second annual TIME100 AI list, recognizing the 100 most influential people in artificial intelligence.
Bauer Media Group launches ‘Crime Monthly Presents: Evil Uncovered’ a new True Crime podcast series.
The new roles are part of the Scott Trust Legacies of Enslavement programme, which uncovered links between the founders of the Manchester Guardian and transatlantic slavery.
Anthem Publishing has announced that cookbook brand Pinch of Nom has joined its Healthy Eating series with the official Pinch of Nom magazine.
Publishers are getting increasingly excited about the possible time-saving benefits of AI solutions. But, humans need to retain control, at least for the time being…
Paul Connew looks at the issue which has been dominating the political and media agenda and threatens to give Keir Starmer and his chancellor Rachel Reeves their most difficult day so far in the Commons next week.
Financial Times and Google News Initiative have extended their partnership to support journalists and publishers at 1,000 news organisations by 2027.
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