News
Financial Times appoints Madhumita Murgia
The Financial Times has announced the appointment of Madhumita Murgia as its first Artificial Intelligence editor.
Editorial/content creation
COLUMN
Liz Gerard’s Notebook
How Fleet Street covered the quake, casualty figure guesswork, Liz Truss returns, who's who at Charlie Wilson memorial, Donald Trelford and front page of the fortnight.
News
BOSE and NME announce partnership
BOSE and NME have announced a showcase which sees the revival of iconic c-series mixtape presenting the future of music.
News
Rhotic Media degree apprenticeships highlighted by PM
Rishi Sunak has highlighted the efforts of a London B2B news writing agency in his promotional activity for 2023 National Apprenticeship Week.
News
National World moves titles into its Cities structure
National World is moving five of its daily titles into its Cities structure in a move that further prioritises the company’s growing digital success and focus on building its bigger city titles’ online audiences.
News
National World forms new team
A new team has been formed to transform the print editions of National World Plc’s city daily newspapers.
News
Reach announces new project
MyLondon has committed to reporters visiting 365 neighbourhoods across London in 2023.
News
FT releases new film
Capture, an FT Film starring Jodie Whittaker, Paul Ready and Shaniqua Okwok, explores children’s safety online.
News
Nobel prize winners publish new articles for kids
Frontiers for Young Minds says the latest Nobel Collection articles offer fresh excitement to young scientists.
News
Texere Publishing launches ID Transmission
Texere Publishing says ID Transmission – a digital hub for infectious diseases – focuses on telling the human stories behind the emerging science and technologies within the field.
News
Society of Editors expresses deep concern
Society “deeply concerned” by reports that government anti-disinformation units monitored journalists during Covid-19 pandemic.
MEMORIAL
Charlie
Former Times Editor Charlie Wilson died last August. Thursday saw the great and good of Fleet Street gather at St Bride’s church to remember him. Liz Gerard was there.
COLUMN
Liz Gerard’s Notebook
How Fleet Street approached the growing storm around Nadhim Zahawi and Richard Sharp, the Daily Mail laments the rise of 'something for nothing' Britain and front page of the fortnight.
COLUMN
Women in the newsroom: still some way to go
Despite some high profile female editors currently, women journalists still face a number of career hurdles.
FEATURE
Knowing your audience lets publishers get back in control
Having users on your site is one thing, doing something with them is another, says Apester CEO Itay Gissin. It’s important to encourage interaction, capture the resulting data points and then use that data to personalise the user experience.
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