FEATURE
Getting commenters to play nice
Venturing into the comments section can be a pretty gruesome experience. It can also be enlightening, educational and entertaining. What can publishers do to raise the level of online debate?
Audience/circulation
INTERVIEW
Putting first-party data first
Like many publishers, the Evening Standard is working hard to expand its first-party audience data and to monetise the insights this will bring. Philip McMullan talks to Ciar Byrne about the publisher’s developing data strategy.
FEATURE
Let the Games begin
A central part of the Guardian’s coverage of last summer’s Olympics was its Tokyo 2020 daily briefing. Getting the tone right, managing the information flow and generally justifying a place in readers’ inboxes were all challenges.
News
Redan announces first plastic-free covermount
Redan Publishing, a children’s magazine publisher, steps up sustainability measures with their first paper-based covermount gift on Fun To Learn Favourites magazine.
COLUMN
Lessons from the pandemic
We pay one more visit to last November’s PPA Independent Publisher Conference to listen to Juan Señor’s excellent keynote.
News
Evening Standard promotes Samantha Herbert
The Evening Standard yesterday announced the promotion of Samantha (Sami) Herbert to the newly created role of Head of Digital Strategy.
News
App Store bill passed by US Senate Judiciary Committee
The US Senate Judiciary Committee has passed the Open App Markets Act, proposed legislation which would force Apple and Google to relinquish full control of their app stores, by 20 votes to two.
News
Waitrose ending free newspapers scheme for loyalty card-holders
Waitrose is ending its free newspapers scheme for loyalty card-holders. From February 22, members will no longer be able to claim back the cost of a range of newspapers if they spend £10.
News
Eastern Daily Press to introduce subscriptions plans
Eastern Daily Press editor David Powles said the title is to press on with its online subscription plans despite owner Archant being put up for sale by investment firm Rcapital.
News
NYT plans to have 15 million subscribers by end of 2027
The New York Times Co said it is targeting at least 15m subscribers by the end of 2027 as it revealed it has passed the 10m mark after completing the $550m acquisition of The Athletic.
FEATURE
Bookazines & SIPs: 3 tips for further growth
Bookazines and SIPs performed well during the pandemic and interest remains high. Excitingly, says Marketforce’s Tim Mathers, there’s potential for the category to perform even better.
News
Axios launches subscription product Axios Pro
Digital publisher Axios has launched Axios Pro, its first subscription newsletter package focusing on M&A in financial technology, health technology and retail.
News
ESco promotes Louise McHale to new position of Deputy Managing Director
Louise McHale will take on this new role with a plan to assume responsibility for the day to day management of the company over the next 3-4 years.
News
Clock launches new membership platform for Broadsheet Media
Clock has partnered with Broadsheet Media, an Australian independent publisher, to launch Access, a new subscription membership program and platform.
News
Siegfried launches individual and library subscriptions
New literature publication Siegfried Magazine has launched a digital edition of its first issue, now available for individual and institutional subscriptions though the Exact Editions platform.
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