FT launches central banks newsletter
‘Chris Giles on Central Banks’ is the latest weekly newsletter from the Financial Times.
‘Chris Giles on Central Banks’ is the latest weekly newsletter from the Financial Times.
Exact Editions is launching a newsletter, entitled ‘The Exact Edition’, which compiles the latest news and trends at the intersection of publishing and technology.
The team behind the Publisher Podcast Awards and Summit is launching an awards programme to celebrate the best in publisher newsletters.
The Guardian has a portfolio of over forty newsletters, covering a wide range of subjects. As Toby Moses tells Ciar Byrne, the publisher is increasingly seeing newsletters as a publishing platform, not just a marketing tool.
The Financial Times has launched a new digital hub and weekly newsletter called Cryptofinance, offering intelligence on the digital asset industry.
Email ad server and SSP, Passendo, has partnered with audienzz, a media company based in Zürich, Switzerland, to launch a newsletter advertising network in Switzerland.
Passendo has appointed Harry Charalambous as Head of Demand & International Growth to help shape its go-to-market strategy globally.
Bloomberg News has announced the appointment of Allegra Stratton as UK Contributing Editor.
The Guardian has launched First Edition – a newsletter offering readers a mix of news digest, expert analysis and a pick of the Guardian’s best journalism every weekday morning.
Inside Politics is the latest newsletter from the Financial Times and is written by associate editor and columnist Stephen Bush.
Passendo, an in-email ad serving platform, has appointed three new board members – Frédéric Lachaud, Cecilie Sofie Anker Andersen and Christoffer Feilberg.
Email newsletters play an important role in increasing engagement and building loyalty, but it’s a competitive space. With the rise of platforms like Substack, some newsletter editors even find themselves competing with erstwhile colleagues.
The Financial Times has launched Working It, a weekly newsletter explaining the new world of work, from work and careers editor Isabel Berwick.
Most of us like chocolate. Most of us like cheese. But would we put them together in a sandwich? Probably not. Sometimes, what works on its own simply doesn’t work when combined with other ingredients.
Publishers often find themselves having to respond quickly to major policy shifts by the big tech companies. Apple’s latest privacy update is one such shift and presents publishers with challenges, but also opportunities.
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