News
The Times and The Sunday Times launch new investigative podcast series
The Times and The Sunday Times have announced the launch of The Poppy Day Bomb, a new six-part investigative podcast series.
Editorial/content creation
AI SPECIAL
How AI can be used to make content more discoverable
AI can help improve the discoverability of content to gain competitive advantage. Brian Alford, founder and CEO of Bright Sites, explains how.
AI SPECIAL
How AI can be used to shape content strategy
AI can increase efficiency – but without distinctive strategies, publishers risk being overwhelmed by AI-driven competition, says Adriana Whiteley, director, FT Strategies. This is what publishers need to do.
AI SPECIAL
How AI can be used to assist journalists
The biggest opportunity lies in reducing the burden of repetitive, time-consuming tasks that are important but not core to creating trusted original content, says Martin Ashplant, product development & operations director at PA Media.
AI SPECIAL
How AI can be used to enhance image creation & editing
The task for publishers is to turn AI advances in image creation and editing into repeatable workflows. Derek Milne, commercial pixometrist at Pixometry, explains how this can be done.
AI SPECIAL
How AI can be used to improve workflow efficiencies
Publishers wanting to harness the true potential of AI around workflow efficiency, should approach implementations strategically. Tom Pijsel, VP product management at WoodWing, explains how this can be achieved.
COLUMN
The acid test
The key differentiator between professional and non-professional publishers in the future will be the extent to which humans create the content.
INTERVIEW
Hard to let go
Political journalists can find retirement challenging, to disconnect fully from the political maelstrom to which they have been so attached. Ray Snoddy catches up with former Guardian political editor Michael White...
Dickon Ross’s publishing world
The man who made journalism cool
The passing of Robert Redford feels like the end of an era in more than one way, laments Dickon Ross.
FEATURE
Adapting to change in a niche market
Are passion, community and adaptability the key to success in an ever-changing media landscape? Holly Johnson, senior editor of Vegan Food & Living, canvasses colleagues at Anthem Publishing to find out.
FEATURE
The journalistic killing fields of Gaza – statistics to cry over
The reported civilian death toll in Gaza has hit 66,000, with starvation now adding to the fatalities caused by direct military action. Within that total is an unprecedently large number of journalists, writes Paul Connew.
COLUMN
Keep it real
OpenAI recently unveiled the second generation of its video creation app, Sora. James Evelegh looks at the implications.
COLUMN
Momentous but missing…
It was undeniably a momentous, euphoric day. It certainly wasn’t unreasonable Trump to bask in the joy of the celebrating families of the freed hostages. It was also a predictably Trumpian lost opportunity. Paul Connew looks at press reaction.
News
Coalition calls on Shabana Mahmood to abandon plans
Plans for a new law granting police firearms officers facing criminal proceedings a presumption of anonymity have been slammed as an affront to the principles of open justice.
News
Elsevier appoints Brent Gordon as president of unit
At the end of September Elsevier announced the appointment of Brent Gordon to lead its Healthcare Education unit.
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