Publishers and the Next Prime Minister
The new prime minister will have their hands full, but, says Owen Meredith, CEO of the News Media Association, there are a number of media-related issues which need urgent attention.
The new prime minister will have their hands full, but, says Owen Meredith, CEO of the News Media Association, there are a number of media-related issues which need urgent attention.
The September issue of ELLE UK unveils new sections, a design refresh and new contributors in the first to be fully edited by new editor-in-chief, Kenya Hunt.
The findings, from a new global study ‘OA in physics: researcher perspectives’ finds that 82% of European physics researchers are unaware of Plan S.
Immediate Media Co has launched The Recommended – offering tips and advice from experts into the best household, beauty, fitness and pet-care buys.
Dr Jocalyn Clark, most recently of The Lancet, will be The BMJ's new international editor. She will take up her post in August 2022.
Society publisher, IOP Publishing, is to offer authors discounted OA publishing across all its journals to increase global equity and inclusion in open access publishing.
The National Union of Journalists has condemned the decision by Newsquest to cease printing of at least five newspapers, moving them to digital only.
The Sun & TalkTV are to host a Conservative leadership debate with Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss in a broadcast called ‘The Sun's Showdown: The Fight for No.10’.
ePublishing has announced the acquisition of subscription-management software provider Multipub, creating an integrated full stack publishing solution.
Findings from a new global study commissioned by society physics publishers show that early career researchers in physical science want to publish OA, but face financial barriers.
Weather report; how Fleet Street is reporting our record breaking summer, under-appreciating the James Webb telescope, the race for No 10, the Mail gangs up on Mordaunt, headlines & clichés and front page of the fortnight.
When a political leader is forced from office, how they are handled by the media can have lasting consequences.
The Society of Editors has welcomed an announcement by the government of a package of measures aimed at tackling Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs).
The Financial Times has launched a new digital hub and weekly newsletter called Cryptofinance, offering intelligence on the digital asset industry.
After almost 16 years at the company, acting editor Charlotte Ross is leaving the Evening Standard. Jack Lefley will assume the role of acting editor with immediate effect.
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