Sir Tim Berners-Lee’s start-up raises $30m
Sir Tim Berners-Lee’s Inrupt start-up has reportedly raised $30m in Series A funding.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee’s Inrupt start-up has reportedly raised $30m in Series A funding.
The Guardian says it has surpassed 1 million digital subscriptions, with digital subscriptions in the US and Australia rising by 13% year on year.
In November, ESco, a publishing services bureau, announced that they had launched a new website for Gundog Journal.
The NFRN has expressed disappointment at News UK Direct to Retail’s announcement that it is to increase its delivery charge by 3 per cent next year.
James Evelegh pays tribute to event organisers everywhere.
What does a successful community look like? James Evelegh lists four attributes.
Can you build a community through a print magazine and come through the pandemic even stronger? Mary Hogarth speaks to Guy Procter, editor of Country Walking magazine.
There are no quick fixes to building a successful community. You’ve got to put in the hard yards.
Regularly talking and listening to your audience is the foundation stone of a strong community.
One important decision publishers need to make is whether to build their community on their own platform or on a third party one.
Successful communities need managing. You can’t just leave members to “get on with it”, because… they won’t.
Creating a successful community is a great way to find out what your customers really want.
Most publishers look to build a community off the back of a publication. For Freelancer Magazine, it was the other way round.
The right voice gives you authenticity and enables you to build trust and engagement.
A community is nothing without engagement, but that engagement needs to be high quality and two-way.
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