News
Redan launches children’s magazine
Redan Publishing has announced the launch of a new art focused children’s magazine called Skoodle.
Editorial/content creation
News
NYT announces its plans for sports journalism
The New York Times has announced its plans for sports journalism in a note to colleagues.
News
Bauer Media appoints Lisa Sinclair
Bauer Publishing UK has named Lisa Sinclair as its new group editor for its celebrity portfolio.
News
Werther's Original partners with Immediate Media
Confectionery brand Werther's Original and Immediate Media have announced an exclusive multi-platform campaign.
News
Local news sector calls on BBC to halt expansion plans
The local news media sector has called on the BBC to Be A Better Neighbour and step back from its plans to boost its local online digital news services.
News
IOPP signs first OA publishing agreement in Oman
IOP Publishing accelerates open access publishing in Oman with Sultan Qaboos University agreement.
News
Times Radio appoints Kate McCann
Kate McCann has been appointed to the role of political editor of Times Radio.
News
Condé Nast Traveller unveils competition winner
Condé Nast Traveller has revealed the winner of the Future of Travel talent competition.
News
New editor named for The People's Friend
The People’s Friend has appointed editor and journalist Stuart Johnstone to lead the title.
News
Financial Times appoints Derek Brower
Derek Brower has been named US political news editor of the Financial Times in New York.
COLUMN
Liz Gerard’s Notebook
Ann Leslie, new look for Mail’s puff panel, ignoring Acoba, Murdoch’s guest list, tackling homelessness, the i’s mortgage obsession, butwhatabout Jenkin and front page of the fortnight.
News
WAN-IFRA Golden Pen of Freedom winners announced
The Golden Pen of Freedom has been awarded to journalists Elahe Mohammadi and Niloofar Hamedi, jailed in Iran.
FEATURE
How tagging makes the digital world go round
Media businesses are brilliant at producing content, with deep expertise in their subject matter. But, writes Tom Jackson, they haven’t always been as brilliant at categorising that content to make it as discoverable as possible on digital platforms.
FEATURE
Constructing royal soft power: A tabloid tradition
Nathan Ritchie examines the press representation of the first state visit made by King Charles III. Focusing on the tabloid press, he argues that the press relies on an age-old formula to support the monarchy’s efforts to exercise soft power.
OUT & ABOUT WITH ALAN GEERE
Pillars of the community
Community news, hyperlocal, social enterprise – call it what you will, the non-traditional route to independent publishing is a thriving sector for journalism as Alan Geere finds out.
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