News
Observer sale agreed
The Scott Trust and the Guardian Media Group boards have agreed a sale in principle of the Observer to Tortoise Media.
Product/publishing management
Thought Leadership Series – 67 Bricks
Looking back, facing the future
Jennifer Schivas, CEO of 67 Bricks, reflects on how publishers’ approach to AI has evolved over the past twelve months and offers her thoughts on what publishers should be prioritising in 2025.
INTERVIEW
A better state
Will Hutton has long believed that the British state needs a radical overhaul. Ray Snoddy catches up with him to discuss our current state, his latest book, his first impressions of the new Labour government and the imbalance of our media.
FEATURE
Creating the go-to place for M&A insights
Due Diligence is one of the FT’s most successful mini-brands. Here, Emily Goldberg looks at the launch, growth and ongoing success of the newsletter.
INTERVIEW
The changing world of specialist media
With the arrival of AI and the widespread availability of unattributable content, specialist publishers need to ensure that their titles are the trusted go-to brands in their sectors, Our Media’s Andy Marshall tells Ciar Byrne.
FEATURE
Top priorities for digital publishers in 2025
As with any tectonic shift in the technology landscape, artificial intelligence or AI, has long tentacles and will continue to dominate and shape challenges for digital publishers into 2025 and beyond, says John Barnes.
REVIEW
Media Quotes of the Year 2024
It was a year of elections in the UK and US. Trump is back, so is Labour. Elon Musk mocks mainstream media and Rupert Murdoch predicts when the last newspaper will be printed. Jon Slattery chooses his media quotes of the year.
FEATURE
Haymarket Impact: the road to shaping a better future
Most of us broadly agree with the need for a more sustainable future, without necessarily understanding the implications and what personal role we can play, says Celia MacMillan.
Dickon Ross’s publishing world
Age is just a number
Most forms of discrimination are experienced by minority groups; a few by majority groups. But there’s one that could potentially affect all of us and that’s ageism, laments Dickon Ross.
AI SPECIAL
Data monetisation
A publisher’s data can deliver significant new revenue streams, especially when combined with data from third-party sources. Jennifer Schivas, CEO of 67 Bricks, looks at how AI can accelerate the process.
AI SPECIAL
New product development
AI can make us more efficient and improve performance, but it can also facilitate the development of completely new products, says Markus Karlsson, CEO and founder of Affino.
AI SPECIAL
What we’ve learnt so far at Immediate Media
Immediate Media has put a lot of effort into evaluating the potential of AI. Katja Eggert, head of strategic development, outlines how their approach to AI has evolved.
AI SPECIAL
What we’ve learnt so far at Infopro Digital
The B2B publisher has used AI to launch a new data service for its flagship brand. Thomas Lake, director of product and technology, outlines what they’ve learnt from the experience.
AI SPECIAL
What we’ve learnt so far at BMJ Group
Publishers like BMJ, where the trustworthiness of their content is paramount, have stepped carefully into the world of AI. Ian Mulvany, chief technology officer, explains their approach and what they have learnt to date.
AI SPECIAL
AI Special
Welcome to our second AI special! This time, leading suppliers and publishers tell us what they’ve learnt so far, drill down into specific use-cases and give us three best practice top tips.
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