Young people are curious. They want to know about stuff, but are not engaging with mainstream media when it comes to news consumption. Will Lewis tells Ray Snoddy about his efforts to provide Gen Z with quality news content.
Private Eye, a fortnightly satirical, news and current affairs magazine, has appointed Geoff Elwell to be their new managing director.
WAN-IFRA announced its partnership with TEMS, a consortium of forty-three organisations from fourteen countries in the European cultural and creative sectors.
The latest Digital Publishers’ Revenue Index from the AOP and Deloitte reveals total digital revenue for Q2 2023 was £155.9million, up by 0.3% from Q2 2022.
Time Out last week announced that Kaylie Smith has joined as Managing Director, Time Out Media APAC.
The October edition of Film Stories has a new look and increased pagination, making it, say the publishers, the UK’s biggest film magazine.
One thing has become very clear over the last few months, writes Jim Bilton. The shiny “new stuff” is simply not coming on-stream fast enough to replace the declining “old stuff” in many media companies.
Guardian Media Group has announced that Debbie Klein is to join its board as a non-executive director in September.
Digital media executive Julian Oei has been appointed to the position of group business officer by the open access publisher Frontiers.
Atex has announced that The Jewish Chronicle has adopted Desk and the Atex headless Web CMS to build a unified content workflow.
What do the current travails of Vice and others tell us about the state of news publishing today?
Richard Reeves, AOP’s managing director, summarises the key takeaways from their latest research project, ‘Digital Publishing: Outlook and Priorities for 2023’.
Our channels, customers and competitors are all changing, which means the chances are we need to change to. But how do you get large well established teams to reinvent themselves? It boils down to planning and communication.
James Evelegh has three tips, picked up from the PPA conference in November.
Travel publishing has had a rocky ride in recent years, but George Kipouros, CEO of the company behind Wanderlust, says fortunes are on the up, reports Laura Silverman.
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