Social Spider, a local newspaper publisher in London, has launched its fourth new title in five years after joining forces with a charity. The company has announced the launch of […]
Financial Times has launched a small consulting firm using its own in-house talent and learning from its own successful transformation, aiming to help other media and media-adjacent business. The consulting
WAN-IFRA invites the world’s press to attend the 72nd World News Media Congress, the 27th World Editors Forum and the 4th Women in News Summit, to be held in Zaragoza,
Australian news media reaches nine in ten Australians (94 percent or 17.6 million people aged above 14), according to the latest EMMA (Enhanced Media Metrics Australia) data. In the data,
At the recent World Publishing Expo (WPE) 2019 in Berlin, manroland Goss showcased its groundreaking machines, technologies and solutions, concerning all areas of competence, in cooperation for the first time
Forty newsrooms all over the world celebrated the positive impact of professional journalism on their communities on World News Day this year, aiming to raise public awareness of the critical
Over the last few months, The Economist has centred its social media strategy on driving people back to its site to subscribe. The efforts have been bearing fruit. The Economist
The New York Times may make its sports-related content available to readers on a standalone subscription basis, as the company looks to expand on its legacy offerings. The logic is
Findings of the 30th edition of the World Press Trends report underscore the ongoing conundrum of the industry. It signifies the overall global revenues in 2018 continued to shrink as
Report for America, founded by Charles Sennott and Steven Waldman, who are veteran journalists and social entrepreneurs dedicated to saving journalism, has announced that the firm will field 250 emerging
