Digital Media Awards 2026: finalists announced
WAN-IFRA announces finalists for the Digital Media Awards 2026.
WAN-IFRA announces finalists for the Digital Media Awards 2026.
The Stationers’ Company has presented its Warrants for 2026.
James Evelegh picks out some of the insights from the articles in this year’s Publishing Partners Guide.
Time Out Group PLC has appointed Emma Teague as chief strategy & transformation officer in a newly created role, underscoring the Group’s focus on disciplined execution and sustainable long-term growth.
Editor-in-Chief, Saska Graville, builds on the brand’s editorial pillars, introducing new sections, features and contributors.
FT Strategies introduces its Advisory Partners network to help clients navigate strategic challenges and accelerate transformation.
James Evelegh picks out some takeaways from the January / February 2026 issue of InPublishing magazine.
FFAIR expands its Recommended Supplier Programme with Air Business as first event Logistics Partner.
For publishers, writes Sajeeda Merali, CEO of the PPA, 2025 marked the moment when artificial intelligence moved decisively from the margins, reshaping how our audiences discover, consume and value content.
Peter Barr-Watson, chief technology officer at The Independent, looks at the tech opportunities and challenges facing his company and the wider news media sector.
Publishers should heed the saying, ‘prepare for the worst, hope for the best’, because, as Dickon Ross says, the ‘worst’ must be just around the corner.
There is a gap in the market for fearless progressive journalism, Sarah Donaldson tells Meg Carter, which is why she and four former Observer colleagues have launched The Nerve.
Philip Collins, the new editor of Prospect, tells Phil Clark about his plans to develop a clearer voice and broader reach for the political magazine.
Cunning plans. Strategic visions. New organisational structures. These are all critically important for business success. Yet, without an inner resilience and self-belief, the company and the individuals within it are destined to fail.
In a world where AI overviews are cannibalising brands’ content and algorithms are keeping audiences hooked on social media platforms, says Dominic Lobley, could purpose-led content help publishers retain a real competitive edge?
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