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School pupils spotlighted by Big Issue
Big Issue investee Social Enterprise Academy has helped young people to develop their own ideas for social enterprises.
Editorial/content creation
News
'The Trial' hits 300 episodes
Daily Mail podcast ‘The Trial’ has reached a milestone having produced 300 episodes.
COLUMN
8 nuggets from our Events Special
James Evelegh picks out some of the key takeaways from our recently published Events Special.
News
The FT launches new game
The FT has launched the Chancellor Game: Can you run the UK economy?
News
Guardian expands US election coverage
Guardian podcasts are expanding coverage of the US election.
News
Planet Sport acquires The F1 Word
The UK independent sports media group will deliver new video content for PlanetF1.com after acquiring the F1 YouTube channel.
News
Elsevier Health launches Sherpath AI
Elsevier Health has announced the commercial launch of Sherpath AI, an AI solution in nursing and healthcare education.
News
DC Thomson launches Puzzler app
DC Thomson has announced the launch of a new Puzzler app to tap into the puzzle market.
COLUMN
Mainstream media’s vital role to play
How the media reports the outcome of the US election is of paramount importance.
FEATURE
The battle for the White House… a very ugly, very dangerous election
‘How ugly will it get?’ The answer, alas, is uglier and uglier, more and more dangerous. Paul Connew looks at the US election from a media perspective…
OUT & ABOUT WITH ALAN GEERE
Constructive journalism
Should journalism concentrate on ‘telling it how it is’ or is there a wider responsibility to offer hope and optimism to a jaded readership? Alan Geere looks at whether constructive journalism could offer some answers.
FEATURE
Is it time to get on TikTok?
Forget cats. Which? has cracked how to break the internet of today. Here, its TikTok team – winners of this year’s BSME Talent awards for best use of social media – talk to Laura Silverman about potholes, smart meters and dirty laundry.
FEATURE
In a year of riots and misinformation – how does the Online Safety Act stack up?
The much anticipated Online Safety Act was passed into law in October 2023, and less than a year later, the UK saw false information online fuel some of the most serious violence on the streets for more than a decade. What conclusions should we draw?
Thought Leadership Series – 67 Bricks
Why it pays to be customer-focused
New product development is crucial for driving the success of content, data, and media organisations. If your customers need actionable insights and evidence to support high-value decisions, you have a great opportunity...
INTERVIEW
Life after The Sun
David Yelland last edited a national newspaper in 2003 and has spent the rest of his career in PR, but you would never guess that from his Twitter feed where he sets out robust comments on political issues and the state of the media industry.
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