Sidelined!
Welcome to a new media age, writes Dickon Ross, where traditional media and professional journalism have been pushed into the wings.
Welcome to a new media age, writes Dickon Ross, where traditional media and professional journalism have been pushed into the wings.
Carole Cadwalladr has identified multiple serious threats to western democracies, yet government and the population at large seems remarkably unfazed. Ray Snoddy meets her.
For Esther Newman, editor of Women’s Running, running isn’t all about onerous dieting and personal bests but about women pursuing happy healthier lives and about fun and friendship. And… it’s a winning formula.
Christina Lamb, chief foreign correspondent of The Sunday Times, has helped redefine war reporting by exposing injustices to women and girls and highlighting the plight of people living through conflict.
Digital businesses and campaigners tell Keir Starmer parliamentary sovereignty and UK democracy are not for sale.
NME Networks’ brands Guitar.com and MusicTech are to return to print with new premium magazine formats and are to launch monthly digital covers celebrating talent and gear.
Paul Connew offers a personal take on why the US president is so obsessed with turning the postwar global economic order into dangerous disorder and looks at how the UK press is reporting the looming trade war.
The PPA Awards aims to champion businesses and individuals across the sector.
Time Out has announced a media partnership with SXSW London 2025.
ACE has announced the shortlist for the Newspaper and Magazine Awards 2025.
The Independent has announced its return as exclusive news partner of The Great Escape.
The Independent has announced two new launches at Advertising Week Europe: Independent Studio and Bulletin.
The 2025 Newspaper Awards celebrated the printed newspaper in an evening at London Hilton Bankside.
Kennedy Publishing has announced the launch of A Wonderful Wood.
In giving this year’s Reuters Memorial Lecture, Dr Jelani Cobb suggested that by encouraging doubt, reputable publishers could start to rebuild trust.
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