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Atex powers Matik with generative AI
Atex Global Media has announced the release of generative AI capabilities in its image editor, Matik.
Editorial/content creation
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SoE welcomes decision by College of Policing
The Society of Editors has welcomed a decision by the College of Policing to reject proposals to allow forces to decide whether or not to name suspects once charged.
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Financial Times appoints Lucy Fisher
The Financial Times has announced the appointment of Lucy Fisher as its new Whitehall editor.
COLUMN
Liz Gerard’s Notebook
Free speech (up to a point), Braverman in Rwanda, picture power, inconsistent use of first names, Johnson’s moment of truth, Budget Day and front page of the fortnight…
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Society of Editors ‘deeply concerned’
The Society of Editors has said it is ‘deeply concerned’ by proposed changes to the College of Policing’s Media Relations guidance.
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Condé Nast Traveller launches competition
Condé Nast Traveller has announced the launch of their future of travel talent competition, designed to discover and spotlight the next generation of travel writers.
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Puzzler launches new kids magazine
Puzzler Media have announced they are saying farewell to their kids’ puzzle magazine Quiz Kids and launching their new children’s puzzle magazine Puzzler KIDS Collection.
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Redactive Media Group becomes employee owned
Redactive has announced that it has become an employee owned business, and is now majority owned by the Redactive Media Group Employee Ownership Trust.
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President Zelensky addresses SoE Conference
The world’s media attention is essential to giving “life a chance to win” in Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky told journalists at the Society of Editors conference in London yesterday.
Q&A
AOP Awards: 5 minutes with… Gideon and Hannah
With the entry deadline for the AOP Awards approaching, we grab five minutes with the co-chairs of the judging panel – Gideon Spanier and Hannah Barnett – to get their thoughts on the opportunities and challenges facing digital publishers.
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CPUK Print Publishing appoints Polly Bibby
CPUK Print Publishing, specialists in the design of print and digital magazines, has announced the appointment of Polly Bibby to join their design team.
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National World considers injuncting the BBC
National World, has said it is considering injuncting the BBC over its 'outrageous and anti-competitive plans' to launch new dedicated local online services in four English cities which are already served by independent media groups.
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Immediate Media announces redesign of olive magazine
Olive magazine’s March issue redesign includes features offering readers the chance to access bespoke videos.
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The Press Awards & Regional Press Awards – winners announced
The Press Awards and Regional Press Awards took place on Wednesday 8th March at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge.
COLUMN
It’s bad for men, but so much worse for women
Online abuse of journalists, particularly of women journalists, is one of the greatest threats facing our industry.
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