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Farage… is he just enjoying a run of headline good luck or is the tide of history swinging his way?
FEATURE

Farage… is he just enjoying a run of headline good luck or is the tide of history swinging his way?

The Labour government is barely five months old but already the media is speculating on who will be the next PM. According to Paul Connew, increasing numbers of pundits are pointing towards it being Nigel Farage.

By Paul Connew  |  10/12/2024

Parliamentarians and creatives raise concerns
News

Parliamentarians and creatives raise concerns

The government must act against copyright theft by ai firms, parliamentarians and creatives warn.

10/12/2024

Reach appoints Ellen Stewart
News

Reach appoints Ellen Stewart

Reach has announced the appointment of Ellen Stewart as performance director for editorial.

10/12/2024

FT appoints Brooke Masters
News

FT appoints Brooke Masters

The Financial Times has announced the appointment of Brooke Masters as US managing editor.

10/12/2024

SoE: Donald Martin awarded fellowship
News

SoE: Donald Martin awarded fellowship

Donald Martin has been awarded fellowship of the Society of Editors.

06/12/2024

FT wins two film awards
News

FT wins two film awards

The Financial Times has won a Rose d’Or award for its Democracy 2024 short film series and an Association for International Broadcasting award for its film on how Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act changed the world.

06/12/2024

SoE: Sarah Whitehead elected president
News

SoE: Sarah Whitehead elected president

Sarah Whitehead has been elected president of the Society of Editors.

06/12/2024

A life in magazines: what a drama…
OUT & ABOUT WITH ALAN GEERE

A life in magazines: what a drama…

Alan Geere attended the Future of Media Technology Conference in London, where he bumped into former Good Housekeeping editor-in-chief, Lindsay Nicholson…

By Alan Geere  |  05/12/2024

My to-do list: Anna Johnstone
My To-Do List

My to-do list: Anna Johnstone

Anna Johnstone is head of social at HELLO! magazine, where her focus is on extending their reach on, and driving traffic from, the social media platforms. This is what’s she’s working on at the moment.

By Anna Johnstone  |  05/12/2024

Shouting into the wind
COLUMN

Shouting into the wind

US newspapers overwhelmingly endorsed Kamala Harris and we all know how that turned out...

By James Evelegh  |  05/12/2024

Creating the go-to place for M&A insights
FEATURE

Creating the go-to place for M&A insights

Due Diligence is one of the FT’s most successful mini-brands. Here, Emily Goldberg looks at the launch, growth and ongoing success of the newsletter.

By Emily Goldberg  |  05/12/2024

What we’ve learnt so far at National World
AI SPECIAL

What we’ve learnt so far at National World

The regional news publisher has been experimenting with AI across a number of fronts. Tim Robinson, editorial director and publisher, looks at what progress they’ve made so far.

By Tim Robinson  |  05/12/2024

Content discoverability
AI SPECIAL

Content discoverability

Making their content easy to find has been a perennial challenge for publishers. AI enables publishers to make their content more discoverable and to do so in a more efficient and effective way, says Brian Alford, founder and CEO of Bright Sites.

By Brian Alford  |  05/12/2024

Personalisation
AI SPECIAL

Personalisation

Publishers have got more adept at tailoring content delivery to meet individual subscribers’ needs over the years and, says Ben Tregenna, chief technology officer at Content Catalyst, AI has made the process easier and more effective.

By Ben Tregenna  |  05/12/2024

Content strategy
AI SPECIAL

Content strategy

What type of content is being read by what type of visitor to your site? A deep knowledge of content consumption habits should be informing your content strategy. AI can help with this, says Aliya Itzkowitz, manager at FT Strategies.

By Aliya Itzkowitz  |  05/12/2024

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