News
Hearst appoints new Editor-in-Chief of Harper’s Bazaar UK
Hearst UK has appointed Lydia Slater as the new Editor-in-Chief of Harper’s Bazaar UK, overseeing its print, digital and experiential offering.
Editorial/content creation
News
SoE announce speaker line-up for virtual conference
Two leading editorial figures of broadcast media and the Head of the Judiciary will speak at the Society of Editors’ Virtual Conference this autumn.
FEATURE
Calling stumps on cricket coverage?
The regional press used to be awash with fine cricket writers covering the county game. No longer. Cricket coverage has been cut to the bone in recent years, which is a shame and a mistake, writes cricket lover Jon Griffin.
FEATURE
A class below. How journalism failed the UK
Journalists have been brilliant at pointing the finger of failure in all kinds of directions during the pandemic, but, writes Neil Fowler, they’ve forgotten how poor they’ve been themselves.
News
NLA Media Access appoints new Chairman
NLA Media Access has announced the appointment of Clive Marshall as non-executive Chairman. Clive joins the Board and will take over as Chairman with effect from 19th October 2020.
FEATURE
Creating value by making the old new
With its 40-year-old archive of 17,500+ articles, writes Meg Carter, London Review of Books is proving the revenue-generating potential of ‘evergreen content’.
INTERVIEW
Who do you trust?
Yorkshire Post Editor James Mitchinson demands high standards. Stories should be well written, properly punctuated, accurate and double checked. That is why, as he tells Ray Snoddy, it really bugs him when a reader takes Facebook’s word over his.
FEATURE
What a load of rubbish
The ongoing debate about online harms brought to mind a perceptive question posed by a twelve-year-old some time ago, writes Dickon Ross.
FEATURE
How to impress your clients – instantly
Good design is the ultimate brand differentiator. But in a post-Covid world, its tangible value, immediacy, and certainty are important like never before. Creative director Andy Cowles explains how you can use it to sell more and lose less.
FEATURE
Local press: don’t sound the death knell yet
Are reports of the death of the local press greatly exaggerated? Yes, if Archant’s Matt Kelly has his way, writes Meg Carter.
FEATURE
Be careful what you wish for
Pressure is mounting on regulators to impose greater controls on media – and social platforms. But a rushed or over-simplistic response could pose an even greater risk, writes Meg Carter.
FEATURE
The regional press in 2022
This once-in-a-lifetime pandemic has put incredible pressure on the publishing sector. What will the regional press look like when it’s all over? With the help of some leading industry figures, Peter Sands indulges in some crystal ball gazing.
News
Mapcreator partners with Reuters to provide customisable mapping tools for U.S. election live data
Mapcreator has announced a new partnership with Reuters to allow users of the Mapcreator tool to subscribe to Reuters live U.S. election data feed.
News
Atex delivers ‘Tomorrow’ today
Now at newsstands and online is Domani, the new Italian national newspaper founded by Carlo De Benedetti and helmed by Stefano Feltri and managed by Atex.
News
The i and Sunday Times win at London Press Club Awards
The London Press Club announced the winners of its annual awards via a virtual ceremony this week.
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