The Society of Editors has welcomed the fact digital video provider YouTube has reinstated programming by the UK’s talkRadio station after removing it from the platform.
News Corp announced this week that Keith Poole, currently Deputy Editor in Chief of The Sun, has been named Editor in Chief of the New York Post Group.
The Washington Post Press Freedom Partnership has announced the addition of WAN-IFRA, the World Association of News Publishers, to its growing coalition of partners.
On 1st January, The Sun launched a campaign to urge Britain to join its “Jabs Army” to help the rollout of the Covid-19 vaccine.
Every year Readly analyses reading habits across the thousands of magazines on its platform. This year’s top performing categories were home, food and DIY.
The newly created roles will focus on reporting on the social, political and economic experiences of the UK’s diverse communities, with a particular focus on black, Asian and minority ethnic communities.
Mark Hix has joined The Telegraph as a columnist and will also be producing monthly recipes for the Saturday section.
Guardian Weekend and gal-dem are renewing their partnership by collaborating on Weekend’s annual conversations special issue.
Dr Mandeep Bajaj, an expert on diabetes and endocrinology, has been appointed as the new Editor-in-Chief of BMJ Open Diabetes Research & Care.
CRN and its global sister title Channel Partner Insight (CPI) have appointed two new editors to drive the brands forward in 2021.
JPI Media’s centralised approach to design, investigations and data journalism isn’t just about saving costs but driving innovation, writes Meg Carter.
Embracing difference while championing unity sounds like a contradiction in terms. Yet perfecting this balancing act is the challenge faced by Premier Christianity – a Christian magazine, its editor, Sam Hailes, and, well, the Christian church.
Quizzes are a great way of driving traffic to your site and increasing engagement. But subject matter, timing, tone and accuracy are all crucial. Get them wrong and expect a backlash. Martin Belam has some dos and don’ts for prospective quizmasters.
We all need to do more to increase diversity because, ultimately, greater diversity and inclusivity is what will dictate magazines’ future success, writes Meg Carter.
Editors have a hugely influential role and can lead the debate across a range of contentious issues, yet, says Dickon Ross, responsible editors take great care never to let their own views intrude.
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