Asian news publishers celebrate best digital content
Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post (SCMP) and Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) have dominated the 10th Asian Digital Media Awards.
Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post (SCMP) and Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) have dominated the 10th Asian Digital Media Awards.
The Financial Times has appointed Cheryl Brumley as global head of audio in a newly created role designed to strengthen the FT’s audio offering.
BBC and Channel 4’s investigative technology journalist, Geoff White, will host the annual summit.
Condé Nast has announced the forthcoming launch of Wired in South Korea with Yoon-Kyoung Kim appointed Editor-in-Chief.
The Empire team, celebrating its 30th birthday, has enjoyed its fair share of awards over the years. Although they’re clearly good at what they do, Terri White has no doubt where most of the credit lies – its loyal readers.
James Evelegh’s roundup of some of the news stories that caught his eye over the last couple of months.
Hearst UK is partnering with Procter & Gamble in a body confidence campaign after its largest ever research piece revealed how negatively women think about their bodies.
The Telegraph has unveiled its editorial team and coverage plans ahead of the forthcoming Rugby World Cup in Japan.
Hearst Magazines has announced that James Wildman has been named president of Hearst Magazines Europe.
Bauer Media has appointed Maria Williams as Podcast Editor.
BBC Good Food is celebrating its 30th birthday with a bumper anniversary issue, the brand’s first-ever cookery class pop-up and the launch of the BBC Good Food Podcast with Tom Kerridge.
The Week Junior has launched a new podcast, The Week Junior Show, in partnership with Fun Kids, the children’s national radio station.
Incisive Media has announced the appointment of Tom Ellis as editor of Professional Adviser, its title for financial advisers.
On 10 June, John Witherow, editor of The Times, gave this year’s Society of Editors Bob Satchwell Lecture at Stationers’ Hall in London. This is an abridged version of his talk.
David Hepworth celebrates the 40th birthday of the Walkman, which he describes as “one of a handful of devices that have come along in my lifetime that could be regarded as transformational.”
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