News
Life & Soil magazine launches
The fabl launches ‘Life & Soil’ lifestyle magazine for the Farm Retail Association.
Editorial/content creation
News
Frontiers renews University of Kansas
University of Kansas and Frontiers have renewed their flat fee open access agreement for 2025.
News
The Sun announces new video hires
The Sun has announced the appointment of Jon Lloyd as director of video, Kate Chaplin has been named head of news video, and Laura Payne has been named head of video production.
News
Time Out Market announces second NY location
Time Out Market has announced it is heading to Union Square to open its second location in New York City.
News
SoE welcomes decision by the College of Policing
The College of Policing has updated its corruption guidance following media criticism.
FEATURE
Dazed and confused
How do newspapers report the thoroughly unpredictable, inconsistent and capricious US president? Eighty-year old norms and alliances are being cast aside. Paul Connew looks at media reaction to the astonishing events of the last week.
News
Frontiers launches Fair Squared
Reimagining FAIR for an AI World: Frontiers introduces FAIR Squared Data Management.
News
FT Group acquires Invisso
The Financial Times Group has announced the acquisition of Invisso from Delinian.
News
Good Housekeeping launches endorsement programme
Good Housekeeping UK has announced the launch of an endorsement programme for the book publishing industry: GOOD BOOKS.
News
Bloomberg launches new analytics
Covering 80,000 individual securities and 37,000 funds and exchange traded products, Bloomberg says its new analytics make it easy for investors to quickly quantify their exposure to cryptocurrencies.
News
Harper’s Bazaar announces return of event
Harper’s Bazaar UK’s International Women’s Day celebration is to return for 2025.
News
Bloomberg rebrands its monthly Africa show
Bloomberg Television has announced it is rebranding its monthly Africa show to “Next Africa”, integrating its television, podcast, and newsletter coverage.
FEATURE
How to improve news gathering: Innovation at the service of journalists
Atex recently held its first ‘AI Challenge’ to find out where AI could make the most difference in the newsroom.
FEATURE
Is shorthand still essential?
Thirty years ago, not being able to do shorthand was a career-killer for aspiring journalists but times have changed. How important is it now? Peter Sands asks twenty current editors.
INTERVIEW
Content worth paying for
Publishing quality content that local people are prepared to pay for is at the heart of the Belfast Telegraph’s strategy and if 2024 is anything to go by, it appears to be working. Meg Carter meets editor-in-chief Eoin Brannigan.
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