Editorial changes at the FT
The Financial Times yesterday announced the appointment of Alec Russell as FT Weekend editor and Peter Spiegel as news editor, effective in April.
The Financial Times yesterday announced the appointment of Alec Russell as FT Weekend editor and Peter Spiegel as news editor, effective in April.
ICIS, a source of market intelligence for global chemical, energy and fertilizer markets, has enhanced its market intelligence delivery platforms with a new service, Data Express, which offers two options to make downloading and organising data easie
Future plc has today announced Darren Murph as the Global Editor-in-Chief of their tech website techradar.com.
The “onslaught” on Scotland’s newspaper titles was condemned at a meeting of the NUJ’s Scottish Executive Council (SEC) last week.
Future plc yesterday announced that Daniel Dawkins has been promoted to Global Editor in Chief of its entertainment website, GamesRadar+, with immediate effect.
After meetings at ACAS, the NUJ has called off its planned strike at the FT.
The March 2016 issue of GQ celebrates David Beckham, with five exclusive covers.
Headlines drive sales, so the choice of front page headline and picture says a lot about a newspaper’s priorities, outlook and what it thinks are the hopes and fears of its readership. Liz Gerard has analysed every front page from 2015 for the five d
Simon Collis talks to Mary Hogarth about winning the BSME Digital Editor of the Year (Consumer) award in November and reveals the key to achieving 2.5m unique users.
David Hepworth on magazines and beyond
Five top hacks share their secrets on how to be an award-winning journalist in 2016. Steve Dyson reports.
Need to get out more? Want to be taken to places you can only dream of? Look no further than the travel section of the newsstand. Alan Geere sets the doors to manual.
Of all the titles out there, writes Dominic Mills, Time Out is perhaps especially suited to mobile. If Dominic doesn’t manage to collect a print copy on the Tuesday, he’s very happy to settle for the apps, both of them!
In 2009, the Evening Standard’s ABC stood at 256k – it’s now over 900k. Removing the cover price was obviously the clincher, but there’s no denying the new-found spring in the Standard’s step. As editor Sarah Sands tells Ray Snoddy, no one has to pic
Hearst Magazines UK has made two senior digital appointments to Red magazine’s website Redonline.co.uk.
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