New co-CEOs for Dezeen
Dezeen's owner JP/Politiken Media Group has appointed Benedict Hobson and Wai Shin Li to lead the magazine as co-CEOs.
Dezeen's owner JP/Politiken Media Group has appointed Benedict Hobson and Wai Shin Li to lead the magazine as co-CEOs.
TIME has announced that Jessica Sibley has been named Chief Executive Officer, effective November 21, 2022.
Something very small is happening in the media business at the moment. It isn’t new, writes Jim Bilton, but it is rapidly gathering speed and profile.
The Independent this year completely overhauled its app strategy. As Jo Holdaway tells Ciar Byrne, the goal was to simplify the proposition and to encourage sampling.
In 1902, the magazine was launched from a tiny village in India called Qadian. Until recently it was a black and white print offering, with no digital presence. Editor Amer Safir charts the title’s journey and its recent extensive transformation.
Recent speculation about Future CEO Zillah Byng-Thorne has hit the company’s share price.
Incisive Media closed its remaining print titles, including Professional Pensions, at the end of March this year. Here, Jonathan Stapleton speaks to Kevin Sinclair, the managing director of the brand, about the rationale behind the move.
How do you go about improving the way you do things? Lots of small changes or the occasional big overhaul?
Chris Longcroft has been appointed to the role of EVP, publisher of The Times and The Sunday Times at News UK.
National World has promoted two of its editors to new leadership roles.
Hearst has announced the appointment of Alison Forth as director of PR and communications.
Dezeen announces the sudden and unexpected death of founder, CEO and editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs at the age of 54.
It’s a scary world out there at the moment. It’s a really confusing mix of opportunity and threat, writes Jim Bilton, swirling round in what looks like a very random and dangerous whirlpool.
BBC Good Food is one of the country’s leading publishing brands. Meg Carter looks at how it demonstrates and reinforces its brand values.
Many publishers aspire to be data driven. But with her background in subscriptions marketing, Reneé Doegar, publisher of London Review of Books, is arguably more enthusiastic – and, perhaps, better positioned – than most.
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