Media giant Hearst is gearing up to buy a chunk of Tribune Publishing, the newspaper publisher that owns Chicago Tribune, The Baltimore Sun, New York Daily News and others. According […]
Condé Nast is going to put all its titles behind a paywall in the US by the end of this year. Internationally, however, the magazine publisher is taking smaller, more
Sophie Huet has been appointed as AFP Global Editor-in-Chief, replacing Phil Chetwynd, who was appointed Global News Director on January 9, 2019. Jean-Luc Bardet succeeds Sophie Huet as Deputy News
McClatchy Co’s bid to buy Tribune Publishing, owner of Chicago Tribune, Baltimore Sun, and Daily News, has reportedly broken down. Or at least the chance to talk exclusively has expired.
INMA (International News Media Association) has set the schedule of its World Congress of News Media in New York from May 13-17, 2019. The congress will have diverse topics such
First Draft, an organisation dedicated to supporting journalists, academics and technologists, working to address challenges relating to trust and truth in the digital age, has opened offices in London and
The New York Times has rolled out its first brand marketing campaign for the food vertical, NYT Cooking. The campaign started on January 22 and would run four weeks. It
WAN-IFRA’s Women In News (WIN) MENA launched its 10-day Media Management Training, in partnership with AUC GAPP Executive Education for 28 women media leaders from Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine,
The Economist is now giving The New York Times a run for its money with the introduction of a new daily news podcast. However, unlike the immensely successful ‘The Daily’,
British newspaper houses, amid the political chaos of Brexit filling their column inches, are now having to ensure the country’s drive to leave the European Union doesn’t leave them without
