News
Marie Claire edit expands offering to luxury beauty
Marie Claire UK, Future’s fashion and beauty brand, has expanded the Marie Claire Edit platform to include a luxury beauty offering, in partnership with Net-a-Porter.
Editorial/content creation
REVIEW
From bedroom to boardroom
It started life as a bedroom blog in 2006 before being acquired earlier this year by Danish media giant JP/Politikens Hus. Dezeen has clearly been doing something right…
News
Guardian appoints new correspondents
The Guardian has announced the appointments of Vincent Ni as China Affairs correspondent and Tess McClure as Aotearoa New Zealand correspondent.
News
The Stornoway Gazette appoints new editors
The Stornoway Gazette enters a new era following the acquisition of its publishers, JPIMedia, by National World, with the appointment of Murray MacLeod and Brian Wilson CBE as its new Editors.
News
FT strengthens US editorial leadership with two New York appointments
The FT has announced new roles for two of its most senior New York-based journalists as part of ongoing plans to upgrade its coverage of Wall Street and expand its reach in the United States.
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Guardian appoints John Collingridge
The Guardian has appointed John Collingridge as its new head of business.
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PCS unveils new website
PCS Publishing, a provider of software solutions for publishers, has announced the launch of its new website, which, it says, offers users a tailored experience.
News
WoodWing appoints CTO
WoodWing has hired Amanda van der Leest-Rasch to the newly-created role of Chief Technology Officer.
INTERVIEW
Life beyond Brexit?
The New European launched days after the referendum result in 2016, to give succour to disappointed remain voters. Five years on, what’s its future? Fresh from the recent MBO, Matt Kelly talks to Ray Snoddy about his ambitions for the title.
FEATURE
Instilling the right team culture
While no one style, shape or size fits all when it comes to creating the right culture, writes Meg Carter, the best cultures are built on good communications.
FEATURE
Covid-19 and the Media: Counting the Pandemic’s Human Tragedy
Coverage of the pandemic matched attention-grabbing human stories with the grim statistics of rising tragedy. Social changes wrought by Covid made the former difficult and the poor numeracy skills of many journalists failed to support the latter.
FEATURE
Getting all women running
With its mission to celebrate who its readers are, Women’s Running is going from strength to strength – powered by a more-than-just-a-facelift redesign, reports Meg Carter.
FEATURE
The Year of the Pun-demic
One thing that has raised a rare daily smile during the Covid gloom has been the resurgence of the tabloid headline. Peter Sands celebrates the craft of the headline writer.
FEATURE
A generational divide?
The recent Harry and Meghan interview sharply divided opinion, largely along generational lines. The young were supportive of the royal couple, the old less so. Much of the press was in the anti-camp too, but is that the right place to be?
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DC Thomson launches ‘Election Hubs’ ahead of Scottish Parliament election
Ahead of the Scottish Parliament election in May, DC Thomson Media has unveiled a new approach to its election coverage, driven, it says, by innovation in digital storytelling and high-quality journalism.
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