News
Harper’s Bazaar announces event return
Harper’s Bazaar has announced it will host its sixth annual International Women’s Day celebration.
Editorial/content creation
COLUMN
Liz Gerard’s Notebook
“Hate marches”, chaos in the Commons, migration predictions, Alexei Navalny, who’s who at Constantine memorial, the cat-killer, Bafta winners and losers and front page of the fortnight…
News
FT launches new newsletter
The Financial Times has announced the launch of its US Election Countdown newsletter.
News
The People’s Friend unveils new look
Last week The People’s Friend unveiled a fresh new look, which coincides with its 155th anniversary and a national search to discover the country’s best hidden writing talent.
Dickon Ross’s publishing world
How I learned to stop worrying and love the new publishing language of content
Some words elicit strong reactions. The seemingly inoffensive ‘content’ is one of them, says Dickon Ross.
FEATURE
The journalism pipeline is dying… apprenticeships are the cure
Are we ready to admit it?, asks Mark Hudson. The journalism pipeline is broken. To fix it, News UK is investing heavily in its apprenticeship scheme, which has brought fresh and diverse new talent into the business.
INTERVIEW
The journalism of fact
For Geordie Greig, Fleet Street’s increasingly strident and partisan tone flies counter to the prevailing need. Now, more than ever, society needs fact-based and trustworthy journalism. Ray Snoddy meets him.
COLUMN
Rebuilding trust
The media is not trusted as much as it needs to be. The solution is simple but it will mean breaking some bad habits.
News
Economist announces leadership appointments
The Economist Group has announced the appointment of Luke Bradley-Jones as president of The Economist, and Leon Saunders Calvert has been named president of Economist Intelligence.
News
Future reorganises operating structure
Future has announced the reorganisation of its operating structure into three core divisions with creation of new B2C unit and has unveiled key appointments.
News
Cambridge University Press wins Award
Cambridge University Press has been announced as this year’s OpenAthens UX Award winner for Research Directions.
News
Taylor & Francis announces agreement
Taylor & Francis says its new agreement with The Wikipedia Library allows volunteer editors to use the latest peer-reviewed research to enhance the quality and reliability of Wikipedia articles.
News
NMA publishes response to Bill
News Media Association chief executive, Owen Meredith, has responded to the Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation Bill, which had its second reading in the House of Commons last week.
News
Digital Frontier announces launch
Digital Frontier, a new tech-focused media and events publication has announced it is to launch this month.
News
HistoryExtra announces new podcast series
The Tiger Tamer Who Went To Sea, takes an in-depth look at the little-known story of Bob Carlisle, who used all the techniques of the modern-day influencer.
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