This year’s co-chairs of the AOP Digital Publishing Awards are Faversham House’s Amanda Barnes and News UK’s Dominic Carter. We grab five minutes with them to get their views on key digital trends and the upcoming awards.
Artists & illustrators, published by The Chelsea Magazine Company, has appointed a new editor and art editor.
Newsquest has appointed Gavin Foster, currently editor of Newcastle based ChronicleLive, as its new Editor for The Northern Echo.
The hearing to challenge the use of anti-terrorism legislation to force Chris Mullin to reveal confidential sources relating to his investigations into the IRA Birmingham pub bombings must not be held in private, the Society of Editors has warned.
A conference highlighting the impact people with disabilities make on the journalism industry will take place in March, supported by News UK.
Meta has increased its backing for the UK Community News Project from £4.5m to £6m, with 14 more publishers, including DC Thomson and Tindle Newspapers, joining the scheme.
The Sunday Times yesterday announced Karen Dacre has been appointed as fashion director of Style.
Britain’s role in averting WW3, why did Fleet Street not pick up on the sub-postmaster scandal earlier, football stories, digging up the past, Cressida Dick and front page of the fortnight.
Yesterday’s ruling by the UK Supreme Court that a person under criminal investigation has ‘a reasonable expectation’ of privacy prior to charge will have ‘far-reaching’ implications.
Readly’s UK managing director, Ranj Begley, looks at current audience and content trends, which are still being heavily influenced by the pandemic.
Liam Hoden has taken redundancy and his Free Press team has been absorbed into sister title, the Sheffield Star.
Stop it with the crazy characters and other ploys in product names. They’re just so silly – well, writes Dickon Ross, most of them.
Diversity and inclusion should not be an ‘initiative’ but should be hardwired into your everyday. That, writes Ciar Byrne, is the approach taken by Uwern Jong, founder and editor-in-chief of OutThere.
A central part of the Guardian’s coverage of last summer’s Olympics was its Tokyo 2020 daily briefing. Getting the tone right, managing the information flow and generally justifying a place in readers’ inboxes were all challenges.
Now that the dust has settled on the COP26 climate summit, Luke Nicholls, content director of edie which sits within B2B publisher Faversham House, reflects on a whirlwind two weeks for the sustainable business media brand.
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