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PPA Independent Publisher Awards 2021 – winners announced
On Friday, the winners of the PPA Independent Publisher Awards were announced at a ceremony in London hosted by comedian Maisie Adam.
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Twitter warnings curb hate speech, study suggests
A New York University study found pre-emptive warnings on Twitter about hate speech reduced the volume of objectionable content by as much as a fifth.
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Instagram begins testing 60-second Stories
Instagram has begun tests of 60-second Stories, quadrupling the short-form video format's current length of 15 seconds.
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Frontiers announces first partnership with a leading Chinese University
Zhejiang University Press, one of the leading academic publishers in China, and the open science publisher Frontiers announce their official partnership.
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Draft EU legislation clamps down on political ads on social media
The FT has said that it has seen draft EU legislation which would force web giants such as Facebook and Google to reveal how they target users with political advertising.
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IPSO publishes The Covid Report
IPSO yesterday published ‘The Covid Report: How the British Press is Reporting on the Pandemic’, an analysis of press reporting during the height of the Covid period.
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Hearst UK appoints Kelly Warnell
Hearst UK yesterday announced the appointment of Kelly Warnell as Head of Technology and Entertainment in its Commercial Client Team.
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InterDirect launches MagazineSupermarket
InterDirect Magazines, a trading division of the InterGo Holdings Group, has announced the launch of their latest venture, MagazineSupermarket.
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Readly adds new titles to portfolio
Digital magazine and newspaper subscription app Readly has boosted its content portfolio with the addition of a number of popular titles across its markets over the last month.
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Internet facing “Bretton Woods moment”, says Facebook’s Nick Clegg
Facebook vice-president of global affairs Sir Nick Clegg said he believes the internet is facing its "Bretton Woods moment", referencing the post-WWII accord which governed international finance.
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Jamie Gavin appointed Acting Editor of FIPP
FIPP has announced that Jamie Gavin will take up the position of Acting Editor, starting this week.
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US Senate appoints Google critic as antitrust chief
The US Senate has approved the appointment of prominent Google critic Jonathan Kanter as head of the Justice Department's antitrust division.
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Twitter allows app developers to access data
Twitter said it will expand free access to the site’s data to allow app developers to create products that can curate and synthesise content.
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Prince Harry speaks out against online misinformation
Prince Harry called online misinformation a “global humanitarian issue” which must be addressed by cracking down on 'super-spreaders' of false content.
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Vanity Fair explores themes of European memory and future
In a special two-part themed issue, Vanity Fair is unifying its European editions across Italy, France and Spain to explore the concept of European memory.
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