FEATURE
Opportunities & Threats: Consumer Media
What’s the outlook for consumer media? Jon Bickley, co-founder and CEO of Anthem, looks ahead.
Product/publishing management
FEATURE
Opportunities & Threats: Regional News Media
What does 2024 hold for the regional press? Katie French, regional group editor for Newsquest Berkshire & Buckinghamshire, looks ahead.
FEATURE
Opportunities & Threats: National News Media
What’s the outlook for national news media in 2024? Christian Broughton, CEO of The Independent, looks ahead.
MEDIA FUTURES
Broadening the Revenue Base
Whatever the rest of 2024 holds, two things are certain. Firstly, the bumpy economic ride will continue. Secondly, the need for media companies to have a broad base of revenue streams has never been more important or more challenging to achieve.
FEATURE
Building a modern specialist consumer media business
How do you create a specialist consumer media business that is fit for the future? What steps do you need to take to be resilient and flexible as audiences and technology evolve? Carolyn Morgan researched 20 innovators from across Europe to find out.
INTERVIEW
Radio Times: constantly evolving
The brand might have just celebrated its centenary but its attention is firmly focused on the future, staying on top of its fragmenting market, diversifying its revenue streams, extending its reach and growing the LTV of its all-important subs.
FEATURE
Community centred
As the publishing landscape continues to change, Tindle Newspapers is embracing the opportunities on offer through digital while remaining true to the community strengths on which its success was based, says Scott Wood.
FEATURE
How we’ve embraced generative AI
Generative AI is a transformative technology and publishing companies need to work out what it means for them and their audiences. Immediate Media’s approach has been underpinned by education and experimentation, as Hannah Williams explains.
COLUMN
New York wisdom
This week, the Reuters Institute published a fascinating interview with A. G. Sulzberger, publisher of the New York Times.
COLUMN
History lessons
BBC History magazine has just celebrated its 300th issue. James Evelegh salutes its success.
COLUMN
Ruthless prioritisation
The key to publishing success is nailing what you’re good at and concentrating on that. This was one of the takeaways from the PPA Independent Publisher Conference.
INTERVIEW
Breaking free
Gay Times was stuck in a rut, tied to its traditional publishing model and reaching only a small part of the LGBTQ+ community. Under the editorship of Lewis Corner, that began to change, as he explains to Ciar Byrne.
FEATURE
Creating a product-led environment
Most publishers have a wish list a mile long. The challenge they face is knowing what to prioritise and where to start. What will give the biggest bang for their buck? The best approach, says Gemma Spence, is to be product-led.
COLUMN
Large magazine companies – how they can get back to winning ways
At the recent PPA Independent Publisher Conference, Matt Kelly interviewed Katie Vanneck-Smith. James Evelegh was in the audience and came away with a 10-point plan.
Media Futures PULSE
Twisting and flipping through Permacrisis
How does your publishing business measure up on the key metrics? How does what you are doing compare to the rest of the industry? Are you an outlier or part of the mainstream? Jim Bilton’s new mediafuturesPULSE aims to find out…
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