As Caitlin Moran launches a new young writers’ prize with the BSME, writes Laura Silverman, she sits down to talk about the secrets of a great column and the future of writers in the age of AI.
With it becoming increasingly difficult to tell the difference between real and fake, Dickon Ross looks at the challenge of proving authenticity.
Headlines need to grab people’s attention but if the story doesn’t deliver on the promise, then the reputational damage can be considerable. Peter Sands looks at how the craft of headline writing is evolving.
Freelancers are an increasingly important resource for editors, so it’s in publishers’ best interests to treat them well. Yet too often, wittingly or unwittingly, they are treated casually. How we can get the best out of our freelance contributors?
APS Open Science will provide a community-driven platform that broadens recognition for high-quality physics research across all stages of discovery.
A survey produced by Sheffield Hallam University and Freelancing for Journalists shows widespread low pay – but high job satisfaction, strong communities and a more diverse workforce than staff newsrooms.
Gill Smith has been seconded to be editor of The US Sun, based in New York.
In terms of sheer incredulity, last week’s budget pushed Kwasi Kwarteng’s 2022 budget close, but this time, both left and right-wing papers delivered scathing verdicts. Paul Connew sums up press reaction…
The Financial Times Group has announced a strategic partnership with RavenPack, a provider of AI and big data analytics for financial services.
Elsevier last month introduced LeapSpace, an AI-assisted workspace to accelerate research and discovery.
The Guardian’s Today in Focus expands with new evening video edition - Today in Focus: The Latest.
BBC History Magazine has announced the launch of a new podcast series called Life Lessons from History.
Last month Angel Business Communications welcomed Sarab Chopra to the team as editor for PIC Magazine.
Last week Springer Nature and Research4Life announced they have extended their partnership to include access to protocols.io for scientists in over 90 low-middle-income countries.
Some of Britain’s best editors, art directors and columnists were crowned last Wednesday evening at the BSME Awards 2025.
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