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Time Out Market Delhi to open in December 2026
News

Time Out Market Delhi to open in December 2026

Spanning approximately 25,000 sq. ft., the Market will have 11 kitchens, two full-service bars, a live performance stage and seating for around 500 guests.

15/10/2026

Taylor & Francis announces plans to relocate
News

Taylor & Francis announces plans to relocate

Taylor & Francis is planning to relocate its main office to Oxford city centre.

15/10/2026

Reach publishes trading update
News

Reach publishes trading update

Reach plc has published a Q3 trading update for the 3-month period to 30 September 2026.

14/10/2026

Goalhanger launches Goalhanger X
News

Goalhanger launches Goalhanger X

Marina Hyde’s Always On becomes the first creator-led media venture from Goalhanger X.

13/10/2026

SPUR coalition announces new members
News

SPUR coalition announces new members

The New York Times, Agence France-Presse, The Economist, and The Atlantic join global coalition to defend publishers against AI.

13/10/2026

PA rebrands
News

PA rebrands

PA Media has reinstated the Press Association name and launched a new visual identity.

13/10/2026

Why trust and quality matter more than ever
Industry Voice

Why trust and quality matter more than ever

Tall stories and inflated claims are nothing new, but in a world of rapid change, where people don’t know who or what to believe anymore, Simon Redlich, ABC's chief executive, explains why trusted verifiable quality standards are worth protecting.

By Simon Redlich  |  13/10/2026

People buy people
INTERVIEW

People buy people

All things being equal, people buy from people they know, like and trust. An emphasis on relationship building has been a long hallmark of Mail Metro Media’s Claudine Collins’ approach to doing business. Meg Carter meets her.

By Meg Carter  |  13/10/2026

What good data actually unlocks
Thought Leadership: 67 Bricks

What good data actually unlocks

Good data is the foundation for AI, & for every other kind of digital transformation. The applications getting the attention right now are real and available, but only to the publishers who have done the work underneath, says 67 Bricks' Jerome Jones.

By Jerome Jones  |  13/10/2026

How media really works
MEDIA FUTURES

How media really works

The trade press is full of the current pressures on media owners. Yet, says Jim Bilton, it can be helpful to look back to see what we can learn from the past in order to manage the present and the future better.

By Jim Bilton  |  13/10/2026

Made to last
INTERVIEW

Made to last

At its peak, Prima sold more than a million copies an issue. As it turns 40, Editor-in-Chief Jo Checkley tells Laura Silverman why listening to readers has been the key to its success.

By Laura Silverman  |  13/10/2026

Why now is the time to create a newsroom for video
Digital Horizons

Why now is the time to create a newsroom for video

Over the next 18 months, Terry Hornsby, Reach’s chief product and technology officer, says he’ll be focused on vertical video, editorial cockpits, and the slow, deliberate work of adapting a newsroom to a world that no longer waits for wifi.

By Terry Hornsby  |  13/10/2026

Media jobs: RIP?
Dickon Ross’s publishing world

Media jobs: RIP?

Recent dire warnings about AI’s threat to humanity have got Dickon Ross thinking…

By Dickon Ross  |  13/10/2026

AI in practice: Faversham House
AI SPECIAL

AI in practice: Faversham House

Chief Technology Officer Carl Myers tells us how Faversham House is using AI now and where he sees the best opportunities for future development.

By Carl Myers  |  13/10/2026

AI in practice: Hearst UK
AI SPECIAL

AI in practice: Hearst UK

Toby Wiseman, MD, content, tells us how Hearst UK is using AI now and where he sees the best opportunities for future development.

By Toby Wiseman  |  13/10/2026

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