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NMA appoints Theo Bamber as next chief executive
The News Media Association, a voice of the UK’s local and national news media industry, has announced the appointment of Theo Bamber as its next chief executive.
Editorial/content creation
News
New C5 documentary based on exclusive Daily Mail footage
A feature-length documentary film following former Prime Minister and Daily Mail columnist Boris Johnson deep behind the frontline of the Russia/Ukraine war has been commissioned by Channel 5.
News
SoE welcomes planned changes to Hillsborough Law
Plans by the government to scrap proposals that would have blocked the security services from coming under the terms of a new Hillsborough Law have been welcomed by the Society of Editors.
News
Frontiers releases AI guidance
Frontiers launches AI practical guidance for researchers, editors, and reviewers, and calls for policy evolution.
News
Shortlist revealed for 47th Scottish Press Awards
The shortlist for the 47th Scottish Press Awards has been announced, celebrating excellence in national, regional, and digital journalism from across the country.
News
Immediate Media announces new visualised podcast and social media brand
Connect to Nature is a new visualised podcast and social media brand from Immediate Media exploring ways to engage with the natural world.
News
SPA 2026 National Awards: winners announced
Dozens of the UK and the Republic of Ireland’s student journalists have been recognised at the Student Publication Association’s 2026 National Awards.
Q&A
How AI is transforming publishing: 5 minutes with… Markus Karlsson
AI and the way publishers are using it is evolving rapidly. We grab five minutes with Affino CEO Markus Karlsson to find out more.
COLUMN
The first casualty of war is truth
On 28 February, Israel and the US attacked Iran. As in all wars, one of the early casualties was the truth.
REVIEW
Supporting news media
Some conferences are more productive than others. This year’s Society of Editors conference saw substantial announcements from the culture secretary and the unveiling of a major new police relations initiative. Ray Snoddy was there.
OUT & ABOUT WITH ALAN GEERE
If it’s Monday, it must be Greenland
What happens when the world’s press descends on your part of the planet? Alan Geere crosses continents to find out.
Industry Voice
Why collaboration matters for journalism, policing and the public
From the Policing and Media Charter to AI and access, Dawn Alford, chief executive of the Society of Editors, tells us why collective action is essential for trusted journalism.
FEATURE
What I’ve learned
Paul McNamee has been named Editor of the Year four times by the British Society of Magazine Editors. Stepping down this spring from Big Issue, Paul reminisces about his time on the title and about what he’s learned along the way.
FEATURE
The story behind the scroll: How Metro took off with TikTok
On her first day at Metro in March 2023, they had 8,006 followers and one TikTok channel. Now, says Alex Goldsmith, they have over 4 million, across four core TikTok verticals covering news, sport, entertainment and gaming.
Dickon Ross’s publishing world
Life after journalism?
Dickon Ross has been an editor so long that he finds himself wondering if he should consider doing something else…
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