News
The Observer appoints Jack Riley
The Observer has announced Jack Riley as chief customer officer.
Product/publishing management
News
DC Thomson appoints deputy CEO
DC Thomson has announced the appointment of Ella Dolphin to the newly created role of deputy CEO.
News
Martin Morgan to retire
Wilmington plc’s Chair, Martin Morgan, retires.
News
Impress announces new chair
Caron Bradshaw OBE has been confirmed as the new chair Impress.
VIDEO
How publishers can make money from video
Making money from video is something many publishers are trying to do. Simon Elliott offers some insights and top tips into how this can be done.
News
Flashes & Flames acquires Media Voices
Flashes & Flames Media Ltd, publisher of a weekly subscription newsletter on media, business information and events, has acquired the assets of Media Voices. The terms are not being disclosed.
News
Reach sets path for net zero
Reach has announced near-term Science-Based Targets, setting its path for net zero.
News
Incisive Media appoints Jim McGinty
Jim McGinty joins Incisive Media as managing director.
News
Business Insider hires Priscilla Ellington
Business Insider has announced the hire of Priscilla Ellington to lead its new events business, BI Live.
COLUMN
Some takeaways from our March / April issue
James Evelegh picks out some takeaways from the March / April 2025 issue of InPublishing magazine.
MEDIA FUTURES
Confident agility
2024 was an odd and messy year, writes Jim Bilton. Many publishers felt that they had simply lost control of their businesses in a roller-coaster environment, which was looking increasingly volatile, both politically and economically.
FEATURE
Breathing new life into local media
There is a new generation of entrepreneurs launching local media businesses, bringing with them new ideas on business models and funding. Phil Clark looks at some of the stand-out examples.
OUT & ABOUT WITH ALAN GEERE
How the Warminster Journal rose from the ashes… after 143 years
While the big guns of the regional press study the gloomy portents about ‘news aversion’ and ‘platform resets’, the independent sector of smaller publishers are still queuing up to have a go, as Alan Geere reports.
RESEARCH
Digital Publishing Outlook and Priorities 2025: Turning Readership into Revenue
Every year, the AOP surveys digital publishers and their solutions providers to get a cross-section of the industry’s outlooks and priorities. Richard Reeves looks at the key trends from this year’s survey.
FEATURE
The curious case of the missing marketplace
In the pre-digital age, journalism carved out its own special marketplace by convincing society and policymakers of its unique worth. It’s now time for journalism to create the equivalent for the digital age, says Douglas McCabe.
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