News
Today’s Golfer publishes special
Today’s Golfer is publishing a 64-page Ryder Cup Special in bumper two-mag pack with its October issue.
Editorial/content creation
News
Time Out Market Budapest reveals opening date
Time Out Market Budapest last week revealed its opening date along with further additions to the culinary lineup and bar.
News
Reach launches All Out Football
Reach has announced the launch of All Out Football with Sky Bet as lead sponsor.
News
SoE and NUJ criticise Reform UK council leader's ban
The Society of Editors and the National Union of Journalists has criticised a Reform UK council leader's ban on engagement with Nottinghamshire Live.
COLUMN
Migration. Migration. Migration.
It was the Bank Holiday week Nigel Farage had been banking on and the issue he believes can sweep him to power on an electoral tidal wave. Paul Connew looks at press reaction to Reform’s migration plans.
News
NMA launches Local Media Works
Trust in local media grows as a new online hub launches to champion the industry.
News
Five Gazan journalists killed
Five Gazan journalists have been killed in Israeli strikes on Nasser Hospital.
News
TIME announces new executive editor
TIME has announced Alex Altman as executive editor.
News
The Guardian announces new team
The Guardian has announced the formation of a new US political enterprise team.
News
The Guardian wins libel case
The Guardian has welcomed Friday's High Court dismissal of Noel Clark's libel claim against the newspaper.
News
Time Out Market New York reveals vendors
Time Out Market New York, Union Square has revealed its curated mix of vendors.
INTERVIEW
How Good Food is creating more multi-media content
Earlier this year, Immediate Media unveiled its new state-of-the-art test kitchen, designed to enable the creation of more video and audio content. Ciar Byrne visited to find out more.
FEATURE
Present-day journalism refuses to die
Can UK media be future-proofed and survive the challenges and opportunities of AI, the reliance of a generation on social for its news, and a perception that journalism is not reflecting, or representative of, the population it serves?
Dickon Ross’s publishing world
AI’s visual potential
Whilst Dickon Ross has so far resisted the urge to get AI to write articles, he has asked it to create pictures.
FEATURE
Putting patients on the page
Emma Doble, patient and public strategy editor for The BMJ, looks at how lived experience is shaping more relevant, ethical research and better publishing.
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