The increasing use of ‘voice’ in the digital world is having a profound effect on how people interact with their digital devices and how companies tailor their digital offering. vjoon’s Laura Matthiesen looks at what it all means for publishers.
The Manchester Evening News yesterday welcomed a report into the aftermath of the Manchester Arena bomb which, the publishers say, praised its coverage but also criticised the actions of some media.
The FT has published figures showing a median pay gap of nearly 20 per cent between men and women. This is bigger, says the NUJ, than at many of its competitors and the company has revealed that its average pay gap is almost a quarter.
eBay UK has joined with Time Inc UK, tbseen.com and Netmums to create a content marketing programme aimed at busy mums and featuring popular celebrities and editors.
The press has got a long and proud history of fighting injustice and exposing corruption. But what about the dark side of our industry: phone hacking, chequebook journalism and byline banditry? How can we justify that? Liz Gerard investigates the mu
Fighting for more pay, better conditions and fewer job cuts will never go out of fashion according to Chris Morley, of the National Union of Journalists. Steve Dyson reports.
In regional newspapers, publishers are faced with massive structural changes as the internet continues to evolve, coupled with constantly challenged resources. Johnston Press’ Tim Robinson explains how and why editorial design is evolving across the
In its 190 year history, The Spectator has never sold more copies than it’s doing now. As editor Fraser Nelson tells Ciar Byrne, the secret is not banging on about politics but serving up an eclectic range of writers and features and, importantly, ge
James Evelegh's comment piece from the March / April 2018 issue of InPublishing magazine.
Sophia Ankel a journalism masters student from Goldsmiths, University of London, has been announced as the winner of the 2018 Hugo Young award at a ceremony in London.
Teesside Gazette Editor Chris Styles is stepping down after six years at the helm.
GQ and Gucci yesterday announced the second installation of the five-part film series: “The Performers,” curated by Dylan Jones, Editor-in-Chief of British GQ.
The group editor of Newsquest Lancashire and editor of The Bolton News Ian Savage has decided to step down from his role.
Technology Intelligence, which aims to establish the Telegraph as the UK authority of technology journalism, launched yesterday.
Karin Pettersson, Director of Public Policy at the Schibsted Media Group, has been elected Chairwoman of the WAN-IFRA Media Freedom Board.
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