The Financial Times and IE Business School today announce the launch of the FT | IE Corporate Learning Alliance (FT|IE CLA), a new joint venture providing premium custom learning for business leaders.
The editor of The Economist, John Micklethwait, is leaving to become editor-in-chief of Bloomberg.
Kevan Blackadder, Editor of the Gloucestershire Echo is leaving his role with Gloucestershire Media.
Tom Watson MP last night delivered the 2nd Annual Leveson lecture for the Hacked Off campaign in central London.
Claire Irvin, Bauer Media’s Editor-in-Chief, is to join The River Group Publishing as Editorial Content Director.
The prize of £4000 will be used to fund either a project or pay for living expenses during work experience at two or more major national news organisations, arranged by the organisers.
The Telegraph has announced some key new editorial appointments, promotions and responsibilities – all reporting to Chris Evans, Director of Content and Editor, The Daily Telegraph.
Archant East has launched a new website which features a page for every one of the 25,000 men from Norfolk and Suffolk recorded as having died during the First World War and allows readers to leave personal tributes to the fallen.
Today, Monday 1st December, The Telegraph publishes a tribute to all 453 soldiers who lost their lives in the Afghanistan conflict (2001-2014).
The lack of public trust in major British institutions is holding the country back, a YouGov poll carried out for London Press Club has found.
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) together with the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and Elsevier has created draft recommendations for conference content.
In a first for both GQ.co.uk and Bally, their collaborative inaugural native advertising video campaign went live yesterday.
The January issue of Bauer Media’s Empire magazine is guest edited by Peter Jackson, director of The Lord Of The Rings and The Hobbit trilogies.
A ‘digital first’ strategy that plans editorial around readers’ habits is increasing web audiences and revenues, according to David Higgerson, Trinity Mirror’s online cheerleader. Steve Dyson reports.
In the ideal world, writes Peter Sands, every newspaper publisher would still employ sub-editors. How in the less-than-ideal world we live in, can newspaper publishers cut costs yet still preserve the all-important subbing function?
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