We know that streamlined collaboration and the integration of digital asset management and multichannel publishing tools can reduce content production time by 40%, says Jeroen Goemans, managing director (EMEA) at WoodWing.
Great content management doesn’t come from flashy features – it comes from understanding your editorial process and choosing tools that elevate it, says Atex's Sara Forni.
The Independent has released a documentary on the impact of US aid funding freezes on the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
The issue that preoccupied Fleet Street for so long and divided a nation has reared its ugly head again. Paul Connew ponders the media’s reaction to the PM’s EU-reset.
Barry McIlheney, a giant of the magazine world, died on Monday, 26th May.
The winners of the press awards were announced at a ceremony on 22nd May in central London.
Frontiers and the University of Padua have established a flat fee open access agreement for 2025.
HSBC has partnered with The Sunday Times for an alternative rich list.
A local newspaper has successfully challenged a borough council’s refusal to release low-scoring hygiene inspection reports.
GLAMOUR UK has unveiled the covers for its Sound of the Summer issue, featuring Joy Crookes, Darkoo and CMAT, the first issue under new head of editorial content Kemi Alemoru.
The Financial Times is launching Swamp Notes, a podcast on US politics, as a weekly standalone show after it was previously hosted on the FT News Briefing feed.
NUJ urges UK government support for copyright owners following a debate of the Data (Use and Access) Bill.
The 2025 winners are Patrick Butler & Josh Halliday, The Guardian, for The Carer’s Allowance Scandal.
Rock Sound has brought together 14 artists to record a Twenty One Pilots tribute ‘Blurryface Reborn’ celebrating 10 years since the original album’s release.
The Times has announced a new podcast series: The General and the Journalist.
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