New York Times Games introduces Crossplay
New York Times Games last week introduced its first 2-player word game, Crossplay.
New York Times Games last week introduced its first 2-player word game, Crossplay.
Forbes has announced the launch of ForbesPredict, a prediction platform built for media.
The international city culture media brand Time Out will launch in Stockholm in spring 2026.
Economist Impact has launched the Future of Trade, a multi-year initiative designed to chart a roadmap for an era defined by fragmentation, rapid technological change, and shifting geopolitical dynamics.
The new permanent roles are part of the Guardian’s larger investment in the US, which has come to include more than 20 additional journalists in the past year.
Hosted by Katy Balls and Gerard Baker, the podcast will deliver analysis of American politics and its impact on the UK and the wider world.
All Things Media, the publisher of Electrical Contracting News, has announced ECN Live! a new trade event for the UK electrical contracting industry.
A cross-party group of legal & media experts - Lord Pannick, Lord Black, Baroness Kennedy and Baroness Cash - back amendment to Crime and Policing Bill.
Recent Men’s Health cover star Shephard will co-host the new podcast geared to help men of all ages with practical science, training and mental wellbeing.
We live in difficult and turbulent times. Top quality writing can help us navigate our way through them.
So, has the time finally arrived to seriously question the sanity of Donald Trump? Paul Connew looks at the president’s recent pronouncements and what the media has made of it all.
Immediate has announced the launch of a new podcast series aiming to overturn UK’s record levels of despondency about the future.
The Financial Times and Standard Chartered have announced a new partnership for Business Book of the Year Award and Bracken Prize for Young Authors.
Lord Black of Brentwood has begun his tenure as chairman of the News Media Association.
The Editors’ Code of Practice, under which the majority of Britain’s newspaper, magazine and news website journalists work, is to be the subject of a public consultation.
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