A new year! A time for hope and optimism; a time for reassessing life’s challenges and facing up to them with renewed vim and vigour … or … err … not? Seldom has a new year dawned with such a sense of foreboding. Karlene Lukovitz, for one, is anxious
The ability to shine a light into dark corners and to fight the good fight is something the regional press has and the search and social media behemoths threatening their very existence don’t. But, in an age of cut-backs, does the local press still h
In a non-digital all-print foray into multi-media, no self-respecting modern newspaper can be seen without a magazine. Alan Geere checks the insertions on the weekend newsstand.
He has successfully launched a national newspaper. But he’s also axed scores of regional journalists’ jobs. Steve Dyson asks Matt Kelly about his new life at Archant.
From features assistant on Woman & Home magazine to editor of ShortList in six years is an amazing feat. Terri White, now editor-in-chief of Empire, shares some of the pivotal lessons she’s learned with Mary Hogarth along with her vision for the futu
Newsquest Media Group announced yesterday the launch of a new online public notices platform that enables the public to be better informed about local decisions.
The Sunday Times Scotland has launched a new service for travellers, expanding its Travel section to become, it says, the only quality Scottish newspaper to carry news and features on holiday departures direct from Scotland.
The Observer has announced the appointment of Michael Savage as policy editor.
Alexandra Shulman, Editor-in-Chief of British Vogue for a quarter of a century, will stand down from the magazine in June of this year, it was announced yesterday by Nicholas Coleridge, Managing Director of Condé Nast Britain.
Immediate Media Co, the special interest content and platform company, yesterday announced the appointment of Michelle Royle as group editor of You & Your Wedding and Perfect Wedding.
BMJ, one of the world’s leading medical knowledge providers, has announced the launch of the Author Hub, a new platform to assist researchers in every field, at every stage of the publishing process.
As Donald Trump prepared for his inauguration last week, the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) called on him to stop attacking the media and respect freedom of expression as a fundamental right.
Trinity Mirror has made a series of announcements concerning its regional weekly and daily titles, with 78 jobs to go and 44 new roles, including 17 video journalists and producer roles, to be created, reports the NUJ.
Amid fears that Donald Trump’s administration could shatter decades of hard-won progress on climate change, from 7am GMT/ 2am ET on Thursday 19 January, the Guardian and Univision News are uniting to focus on the subject.
Abacus has helped client Law Society Gazette re-launch their weekly society magazine website with a fully responsive design. Mobile traffic is reported to be up 15% in the first week.
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