In August, The Sun put up a paywall around its website, with the launch of Sun+. Unsurprisingly, site traffic plummeted, but will the new content package on offer entice enough Sun readers to open their wallets? Ciar Byrne joined the early subscriber
David Hepworth's regular column, in the November / December 2013 issue of InPublishing magazine.
This year’s survey, carried out in July and August by AOP’s Head of Research and Insight, Tim Cain, shows publishers increasingly looking to drive value from data for both content and commercial models.
Tim Brooks’ media career has taken him from Media Week, where he was launch editor, through director level positions at Emap and IPC Media to The Guardian, where he was MD for four years. Last year, he was appointed CEO at medical publisher, BMJ. Tim
Publishers are investing in technology, but, asks Peter Houston, what about the people that have to use it?
Susi O’Neill, Head of Digital and Content at The River Group, indulges her passion for theatre with the V&A’s Played in Britain app.
The Guardian, with its global online following, has been at the forefront of Fleet Street’s digital charge for some time now. Ray Snoddy talks to Andrew Miller about The Guardian’s digital strategy and his plans to improve the financial health of the
This week, Future launched Science Uncovered, a monthly print and digital magazine celebrating popular science. Future’s Ian Robson explains why he thinks the timing is right for this new title.
Flying the flag for print and paper can be a lonely job in this increasingly digital world, but Peter Sommerville of Denmaur Independent Papers made a pretty good stab at it, at a seminar during the recent Cross Media event. James Evelegh was in the
Editor of Champions Of The Turf, Mark Robinson talks about Future’s partnership with British Champions Series Ltd and Great British Racing to produce a one-off magazine.
On the 3rd October, the great and the good of the digital world gathered for the AOP Autumn Conference at Etc Venues, St Paul’s in London. James Evelegh went along too.
Looking outside your own market is always a smart way to get new ideas, as the chances are another publisher has already grappled with the same problem as you. Carolyn Morgan attended SIPA’s recent conference in Washington DC and flew back with lots
Anyone working in newspapers knows what the three key issues facing the industry are: survival, survival and survival. But, writes Charlie Beckett, as we look around at what’s left after the first digital tsunami of change, this is a good moment to a
Imagine Publishing launched eight years ago, with six magazine titles. Now, the company publishes twenty magazines, 275 bookazines alongside numerous website and apps, and it is highly profitable. Meg Carter talks to Group Managing Director Damian Bu
Burned-out on "Words With Friends"? Finding "Five Minutes to Kill Yourself" too slow-paced? Well, why not try Karlene Lukovitz’ trivia quiz.
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