News
WAN-IFRA Golden Pen of Freedom winners announced
The Golden Pen of Freedom has been awarded to journalists Elahe Mohammadi and Niloofar Hamedi, jailed in Iran.
Editorial/content creation
FEATURE
How tagging makes the digital world go round
Media businesses are brilliant at producing content, with deep expertise in their subject matter. But, writes Tom Jackson, they haven’t always been as brilliant at categorising that content to make it as discoverable as possible on digital platforms.
FEATURE
Constructing royal soft power: A tabloid tradition
Nathan Ritchie examines the press representation of the first state visit made by King Charles III. Focusing on the tabloid press, he argues that the press relies on an age-old formula to support the monarchy’s efforts to exercise soft power.
OUT & ABOUT WITH ALAN GEERE
Pillars of the community
Community news, hyperlocal, social enterprise – call it what you will, the non-traditional route to independent publishing is a thriving sector for journalism as Alan Geere finds out.
Dickon Ross’s publishing world
Robot vs Human
Will columnists be replaced by ChatGPT et al? Ultimately, that will be decided by who writes better. Dickon Ross has submitted two versions of his column, one by ChatGPT, one by himself. Compare & contrast…
News
bunkered bolsters editorial team
DC Thomson golf brand bunkered has announced a series of editorial team changes and new hires as it accelerates growth plans.
News
Marie Claire US appoints Nikki Ogunnaike
Future announced last week that Nikki Ogunnaike has been appointed as the new editor in chief of Marie Claire US.
News
Ed Walker to leave Reach
Ed Walker, audience and content director (audience delivery), has decided to leave Reach after almost 14 years with the company.
COLUMN
What’s your next big project?
Most publishing companies are full of plans and ideas, but are the right projects being prioritised?
FEATURE
Getting blood out of a royal stone
In a fifty-year career in journalism, Charles Rae spent eighteen of those years as royal correspondent for TODAY and The Sun. Here he recalls some of his adventures getting some of those stories.
COLUMN
Notebook Extra
Liz Gerard was moved by recent events on the high seas, from the Mediterranean to the North Atlantic, to post a ‘Notebook Extra’…
News
IOPP rolls out new co-review policy
IOP Publishing says it has extended its co-review policy to its entire owned journal portfolio, delivering a collaborative and supportive experience for all reviewers.
News
The Telegraph announces Ashes coverage line-up
The Telegraph has announced its editorial line-up ahead of this year’s men’s Ashes Test series which will run from 16 June to 23 July 2023.
COLUMN
Liz Gerard’s Notebook
Underwhelming coverage of miracle children, Britain’s archaic abortion laws, Johnson: victim or villain, Reverse-ferreting, (Dis)Honours List, Telegraph for sale and front page of the fortnight.
News
SLAPP legal protections expected to be added to Economic Crime Bill
An amendment offering specific protections in law for journalists and individuals at risk of being targeted by SLAPPs is expected to be added to the Economic Crime Bill today (13 June 2023).
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