News
Axel Springer partners with OpenAI
Axel Springer and OpenAI partner to deepen beneficial use of AI in journalism.
Editorial/content creation
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IOPP expands OA in Asia Pacific region
IOP Publishing has announced the expansion of open access in the Asia Pacific region with its first Read and Publish agreement in Taiwan.
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British Journalism Awards 2023 – winners announced
The winners were revealed at an awards ceremony hosted by comedian Kerry Godliman at London’s Hilton Bankside on 14 December.
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Frontiers announces national OA agreement
Frontiers and the German library consortium announce fully open access agreement.
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dailymail.com appoints Barclay Crawford
Daily Mail Australia Editor Barclay Crawford been appointed executive editor of dailymail.com and will be succeeded by his deputy Felicity Hetherington.
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Springer Nature announces TA in Brazil
Springer Nature and Coordenação de Pessoal de Nível Superior have agreed to pilot their first Transformative Agreement in Brazil, with the goal of boosting scientific research and open access in the country.
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Hearst UK launches new apps
Hearst UK has announced the launch of new Women’s Health and Men’s Health apps as part of memberships that help journey to better health and fitness.
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Livingetc announces Expressive Elegance
Future’s home interest brand Livingetc has announced 2024’s new interior design trend, Expressive Elegance, with the first of a new series of issues.
COLUMN
Liz Gerard’s Notebook
The state of the popular press, reporting Gaza, foreign ownership of the press, ignoring Chris Huhne and front page of the fortnight…
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Forbes unveils its 20th annual ranking Of The World’s Most Powerful Women
Taylor Swift becomes the first entertainer to land in the top five while Barbie takes the No. 100 spot.
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Hearst UK names Claire Sanderson editor-in-chief of Women’s Health and Men’s Health
Women’s Health UK editor-in-chief of seven years will now oversee strategy for both Women’s Health and Men’s Health in the UK.
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Senior local editors call on BBC to rein in local expansion plans
Senior local editorial directors have joined forces in an unprecedented call for the “neighbour from hell” BBC to abandon its plans to expand aggressively into local news marketplaces already well served by commercial providers.
INTERVIEW
And the next prime minister will be…
With a general election around the corner, one person we are bound to see a lot more of over the next 12 months is Sir John Curtice. Ray Snoddy gets his predictions on who will win the election and his thoughts on the state of political journalism.
OUT & ABOUT WITH ALAN GEERE
Letter from the Maldives
Dr Alan Geere visits an Indian Ocean paradise facing extinction through climate change and finds local journalists are fighting hard to keep the issue in the headlines.
INTERVIEW
Breaking free
Gay Times was stuck in a rut, tied to its traditional publishing model and reaching only a small part of the LGBTQ+ community. Under the editorship of Lewis Corner, that began to change, as he explains to Ciar Byrne.
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