Video has moved to become a central part of content marketing strategies, with video budgets set to accelerate further over the coming year, according to a new study by the Content Marketing Association.
The NUJ is calling for an immediate halt to the imposition of new contracts at the Newsquest owned Clyde and Forth Press newspaper titles in Scotland.
The British Society of Magazine Editors has announced the shortlist for its 2016 Rising Stars Awards.
The latest draft of the UK Investigatory Powers Bill is a threat to journalistic sources because the draft legislation enables the state to access journalists’ sources and digital communications, says the NUJ.
Archant has appointed Steve Anglesey to the newly created position of Group Digital Content Director, to lead the digital content strategy across its full portfolio of newspapers, magazines, websites, apps and TV.
Johnston Press has appointed Felicity Morse as digital news editor of inews.co.uk. The new website for the i paper will launch next week, following the i deal completion this coming Sunday.
The Irish Sun Editor Paul Clarkson is to become The Sun’s new managing editor, succeeding Stig Abell who has been appointed TLS Editor.
Official Xbox Magazine, Future plc’s Xbox gaming title, has unveiled a full redesign of the magazine with the May issue, on sale on 8th April.
Bauer Media’s Empire magazine has revealed nine exclusive X-Men: Apocalypse covers for the May issue on sale last week.
U2 bass guitarist Adam Clayton joins British GQ as Contributing Arts Editor, it was announced last week by Editor Dylan Jones.
Johnston Press last week unveiled the 50-strong team of journalists who will make up the new editorial staff of i.
NUJ members working in Alpha Newspaper’s flagship titles in Northern Ireland have voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action in a dispute over trade union recognition and pay.
Two films released in the UK this year, writes Jon Slattery, highlight the way brilliant investigative journalism requires strong editors and publishers, teams of dedicated reporters, time and resources.
If the future is video on mobile, how do publishers get in on the act? Monetisation, distribution and production challenges loom large, but, writes Martin Belam, if publishers keep experimenting and watching the metrics, then they’ll get there.
At a time of great change in the mobile marketplace, and steeply rising platform costs, Belgian mobile specialist Twixl media is partnering with London based The App Lab to launch its platform into the UK market. James Evelegh talks to Laurent Gernie
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