The Financial Times has won a Rose d’Or award for its Democracy 2024 short film series and an Association for International Broadcasting award for its film on how Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act changed the world.
Both internally and externally, digital publishing is increasingly collaborative. Teams and organisations are joining up their assets, insights, and connections to achieve a stronger foothold in the tumultuous media ecosystem.
Videos of the Daily Mail’s coverage of Mike Tyson’s fight with Jake Paul were watched over 280 million times, according to the publisher.
SeenThis has appointed two agency partners in Australia to bolster its ANZ business as it expands its advertising sales team.
The Independent has premiered its abortion documentary ‘The A-Word’.
Times Radio has announced it has hit one million subscribers on YouTube.
The UK independent sports media group will deliver new video content for PlanetF1.com after acquiring the F1 YouTube channel.
An AI-powered future with no phones, brain-controlled ovens and virtual TVs that only cost $1 predicted by Meta’s VR chief to The Sun.
Daily Mail announced last week that its YouTube channel has exceeded four million subscribers, adding one million extra fans in nine months.
Perhaps of all the social media platforms, the one that inspires the most curiosity from publishers is TikTok. Here are some tips if you’re considering using it…
The Sun’s Never Mind The Ballots has gained sponsorship from Betfair for its US election coverage.
Never Mind The Ballots: Election Showdown footage viewed 15 million times across Sun platforms and third party social media.
This week Reach Studio announced Crown Trade as the exclusive commercial partner for “Euro Thrash”, its Euros vodcast, hosted by former England player Wes Brown and sports commentator Nubaid Haroon.
The Daily Mail has launched a new video offering, including a slate of premium content and original video franchises to roll out on YouTube and other major video platforms.
Never Mind The Ballots: Election Showdown will see the two candidates to be our next Prime Minister quizzed before a live audience of Sun readers on June 24.
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