Dickon Ross’s publishing world
AI’s visual potential
Whilst Dickon Ross has so far resisted the urge to get AI to write articles, he has asked it to create pictures.
Editorial/content creation
FEATURE
Putting patients on the page
Emma Doble, patient and public strategy editor for The BMJ, looks at how lived experience is shaping more relevant, ethical research and better publishing.
OUT & ABOUT WITH ALAN GEERE
Weekly does it
East Lothian is not just the best place to live – it has the best newsbrand too. Alan Geere heads over the border to find out what’s happening in the world of Scottish weeklies.
INTERVIEW
Good Housekeeping’s spring clean
Taking over the editor’s chair of an already successful title has its own set of challenges. How to make your mark without undoing all the good work that’s gone before. Meg Carter meets Good Housekeeping’s new editor-in-chief, Jane Bruton.
FEATURE
Using user needs to improve content performance
Phil Clark looks at how analysing each piece of content by the specific user need that it meets can help refine your content strategy and increase traffic, audience loyalty and conversions.
News
Elsevier introduces Reaxys AI Search
Elsevier has introduced Reaxys AI Search, enabling faster and more accessible chemistry research through natural language discovery.
News
New York Times introduces new game
New York Times earlier this week announced the launch of Pips, its first-ever original logic game, expanding its portfolio beyond word games.
News
Event set to return
Good Housekeeping Live with Country Living Christmas Market returns with L’Oréal Paris as headline sponsor.
News
PPA submits recommendations to the CMA
How Google AI offerings are harming publishers: the PPA last week submitted recommendations to the Competition and Markets Authority.
News
Taylor & Francis announces platform updates
Taylor & Francis Online showcases multimedia content to boost research engagement and impact.
News
Kennedy Publishing announces second one-shot
Kennedy Publishing has announced a second Magic Mixies Mixlings one-shot.
COLUMN
How long will humans remain in the loop?
Having humans involved in the process has been what’s given publishers the license to explore all that artificial intelligence has to offer…
COLUMN
Trump, Putin and a half-baked Alaska
Media commentator Paul Connew, who once knew Donald Trump well personally and has written extensively on him while also co-authoring a book on the Ukraine war, reviews how Britain’s press has handled a tragi-comic week.
News
Total TV Guide publishes special edition
Total TV Guide publishes its biggest-ever autumn TV issue with 8 extra pages previewing 40 shows for the new season.
News
WAN-IFRA announces new CEO
Stig Ørskov is to succeed Vincent Peyrègne as CEO of WAN-IFRA.
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