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NewstrAid appoints Paul Bacon
Industry charity, NewstrAid, has announced the appointment of Paul Bacon to the role of operations manager.
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Cranfield University renews with Frontiers
Cranfield University has renewed its flat fee partnership with Frontiers for 2025.
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Hearst UK appoints Teo van den Broeke
Hearst UK has announced Teo van den Broeke as the new editor-in-chief of Esquire.
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New Humanist magazine joins Humanists UK
After more than a century of collaboration, a merger has been announced between the Rationalist Association, which has published New Humanist magazine since its founding in 1885, and Humanists UK.
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JTI reaches milestone
Two thousand media outlets have registered with the Journalism Trust Initiative worldwide, cementing the first international standard for transparent journalism.
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The Courier launches brand campaign
The Dundee-based media brand, part of DC Thomson, unveils a brand campaign that aims to build a subscription community united by local stories.
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NMA legal director welcomes decision
News Media Association’s legal director welcomes a senior coroner’s decision upholding the principles of open justice.
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Metro announces survey results
A Metro survey reveals the abuse of females is on the rise.
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Life & Soil magazine launches
The fabl launches ‘Life & Soil’ lifestyle magazine for the Farm Retail Association.
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Frontiers renews University of Kansas
University of Kansas and Frontiers have renewed their flat fee open access agreement for 2025.
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The Sun announces new video hires
The Sun has announced the appointment of Jon Lloyd as director of video, Kate Chaplin has been named head of news video, and Laura Payne has been named head of video production.
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Time Out Market announces second NY location
Time Out Market has announced it is heading to Union Square to open its second location in New York City.
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SoE welcomes decision by the College of Policing
The College of Policing has updated its corruption guidance following media criticism.
FEATURE
Dazed and confused
How do newspapers report the thoroughly unpredictable, inconsistent and capricious US president? Eighty-year old norms and alliances are being cast aside. Paul Connew looks at media reaction to the astonishing events of the last week.
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Frontiers launches Fair Squared
Reimagining FAIR for an AI World: Frontiers introduces FAIR Squared Data Management.
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