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Radio Times: constantly evolving
INTERVIEW

Radio Times: constantly evolving

The brand might have just celebrated its centenary but its attention is firmly focused on the future, staying on top of its fragmenting market, diversifying its revenue streams, extending its reach and growing the LTV of its all-important subs.

By Meg Carter  |  28/02/2024

Community centred
FEATURE

Community centred

As the publishing landscape continues to change, Tindle Newspapers is embracing the opportunities on offer through digital while remaining true to the community strengths on which its success was based, says Scott Wood.

By Scott Wood  |  28/02/2024

How we’ve embraced generative AI
FEATURE

How we’ve embraced generative AI

Generative AI is a transformative technology and publishing companies need to work out what it means for them and their audiences. Immediate Media’s approach has been underpinned by education and experimentation, as Hannah Williams explains.

By Hannah Williams  |  28/02/2024

New York wisdom
COLUMN

New York wisdom

This week, the Reuters Institute published a fascinating interview with A. G. Sulzberger, publisher of the New York Times.

By James Evelegh  |  22/02/2024

History lessons
COLUMN

History lessons

BBC History magazine has just celebrated its 300th issue. James Evelegh salutes its success.

By James Evelegh  |  01/02/2024

Ruthless prioritisation
COLUMN

Ruthless prioritisation

The key to publishing success is nailing what you’re good at and concentrating on that. This was one of the takeaways from the PPA Independent Publisher Conference.

By James Evelegh  |  07/12/2023

Breaking free
INTERVIEW

Breaking free

Gay Times was stuck in a rut, tied to its traditional publishing model and reaching only a small part of the LGBTQ+ community. Under the editorship of Lewis Corner, that began to change, as he explains to Ciar Byrne.

By Ciar Byrne  |  02/12/2023

Creating a product-led environment
FEATURE

Creating a product-led environment

Most publishers have a wish list a mile long. The challenge they face is knowing what to prioritise and where to start. What will give the biggest bang for their buck? The best approach, says Gemma Spence, is to be product-led.

By Gemma Spence  |  02/12/2023

Large magazine companies – how they can get back to winning ways
COLUMN

Large magazine companies – how they can get back to winning ways

At the recent PPA Independent Publisher Conference, Matt Kelly interviewed Katie Vanneck-Smith. James Evelegh was in the audience and came away with a 10-point plan.

By James Evelegh  |  30/11/2023

Twisting and flipping through Permacrisis
Media Futures PULSE

Twisting and flipping through Permacrisis

How does your publishing business measure up on the key metrics? How does what you are doing compare to the rest of the industry? Are you an outlier or part of the mainstream? Jim Bilton’s new mediafuturesPULSE aims to find out…

By Jim Bilton  |  20/11/2023

What are other publishers up to?
COLUMN

What are other publishers up to?

James Evelegh attended the recent ESco Connect event to find out.

By James Evelegh  |  16/11/2023

Broad and Deep – The Future of The Sun
FEATURE

Broad and Deep – The Future of The Sun

The Sun, one of the UK’s best known newspapers, is investing heavily in its digital future. Paul Hood explains the thinking behind their online strategy.

By Paul Hood  |  25/10/2023

Target Gen Z
INTERVIEW

Target Gen Z

Young people are curious. They want to know about stuff, but are not engaging with mainstream media when it comes to news consumption. Will Lewis tells Ray Snoddy about his efforts to provide Gen Z with quality news content.

By Ray Snoddy  |  25/10/2023

New MD for Private Eye
News

New MD for Private Eye

Private Eye, a fortnightly satirical, news and current affairs magazine, has appointed Geoff Elwell to be their new managing director.

20/10/2023

WAN-IFRA joins alliance to build trusted European media data space
News

WAN-IFRA joins alliance to build trusted European media data space

WAN-IFRA announced its partnership with TEMS, a consortium of forty-three organisations from fourteen countries in the European cultural and creative sectors.

12/10/2023

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