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IOP Publishing celebrates outstanding peer reviewers
IOP Publishing has announced the winners of its Outstanding Reviewer Awards 2025.
Editorial/content creation
Q&A
Taking pictures: 5 minutes with… Seb Evans
The right picture elevates a story, increasing views and view time. The wrong picture does the opposite. What’s the secret of taking great pictures and video? We ask InFocus Moments’ Seb Evans.
COLUMN
Give due process its due
‘Due process’ can be quite a dry subject, but it’s a mainstay of a civilised society. Carlos Dada details its erosion in El Salvador.
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NCTJ Awards for Excellence: winners announced
The next generation of journalists was recognised at the NCTJ Awards for Excellence, sponsored by Reuters, held at Brighton Dome on Tuesday, 24 March.
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Puzzler Media unveils Puzzler Nonogram
Puzzler Media has unveiled Puzzler Nonogram, a magazine dedicated to the logical picture puzzle.
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Jisc signs Open Access agreement with MDPI
MDPI, an Open Access publisher, has announced a new two-year agreement with the UK’s Jisc consortium.
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Dennis the Menace celebrates his 75th anniversary
75 years of Dennis the Menace: creative mischief celebrated with a star-studded special.
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Wolters Kluwer expands access to American Heart Association’s cardiovascular research
Wolters Kluwer has published American Heart Association journals since 1988.
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The Guardian launches Guardian Food Quarterly
The Guardian has introduced the Guardian Food Quarterly - a new seasonal magazine celebrating food and culture.
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FT Strategies and WAN-IFRA launch global survey to inform Future Newsrooms Study
FT Strategies and WAN-IFRA are calling on newsroom leaders worldwide to contribute to a new global survey exploring how editorial organisations are evolving strategies, structures and skills in response to rapid industry change.
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PA Media launches new QuickCheck feed
PA Media has announced the launch of its new QuickCheck feed providing real-time context for live news moments.
News
Organisations respond to government report on AI and copyright
The NUJ, NMA, PPA, and PLS have welcomed news that the UK government no longer supports an opt-out exception to copyright for artificial intelligence training.
Q&A
Being an editor: 5 minutes with… Jon Barrett
The tools and resources at an editor’s disposal have changed dramatically in the decades that Jon Barrett, long time editor and MD of Intelligent Flatplan, has worked in publishing. We ask him about how he sees the editor's role today.
COLUMN
A game of two halves, Prime Minister?
There is widespread disapproval of the PM’s handling of Peter Mandelson’s but widespread approval of his handling of President Trump. Paul Connew looks at what the press makes of it all.
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Take a Break Puzzles launches ‘The Essential Mindful Puzzle Book’
Take a Break puzzles is launching the bookazine to allow busy minds a well-deserved break and reset.
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