Time Out launches UK YouTube channel with Gordon Ramsay interview
Time Out has officially launched its UK YouTube channel, marking a new chapter in the brand’s continued expansion across video and social platforms.
Time Out has officially launched its UK YouTube channel, marking a new chapter in the brand’s continued expansion across video and social platforms.
Elsevier and Jisc last week announced a three-year read and publish agreement for UK institutions.
Charlotte Dewar, chief executive of IPSO, sees the organisation’s role as protecting both the public and journalists, through an ongoing raising of standards. She tells Ray Snoddy that, despite calls for Leveson 2, self-regulation is working.
Schoolchildren will soon be taught how to spot fake pictures in the latest changes to the national curriculum, so what chance does the professional photographer have in an AI saturated world of made-up imagery?, asks Alan Geere.
In a world of content saturation, zero-click searches and time poverty, it is those publishers who can cut through and establish deep relationships who will prevail. Sarah Ebner outlines the strategies publishers can use to achieve real engagement.
Fight…Fight…Fight. Bravo the BBC, writes Paul Connew, for effectively hijacking Donald Trump’s own pet slogan in its determination to battle that massive $10bn dollar ‘Panoramagate’ documentary lawsuit brought against it by the US president.
What should traditional media brands do about the individual influencers and creators capturing the attention of their audiences? The response of Future, as Jason Orme tells Ciar Byrne, is to join forces…
The next era of publishing belongs to platforms that bridge the gap between infrastructure and editorial clarity, says Atex’s Sara Forni.
Don’t rush to conclusions about UX issues, says OpenAthens’ Sarah Underwood; take time to understand the problem.
Publishers don’t have to choose between a black-box platform or build everything from scratch. The alternative, says Full Fat Things’ Vicky Macey, is a modular, flexible approach.
The Guardian has announced Leah Green as head of its newly formed Guardian Studios - a new creative hub for video-first, personality-led journalism.
The Funday Times special edition on March 1 features a front cover designed by Jamie Smart, creator of Bunny vs Monkey.
Good Food has launched a new YouTube channel for talent-led original commissions.
Women’s health expert Shakira Akabusi and Independent Studio launch ‘Strong Like Mum’ a workout-led YouTube channel.
The Telegraph has launched a new daily game, The 1% Club based on the TV show – created by Dean Nabarro and Andy Auerbach at Magnum Media and adding to its portfolio of brain-teasers.
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