Launched in 2007, as an offshoot of BBC History Magazine, the HistoryExtra podcast now has a global following - achieving over five million downloads a month.
Last week the PPA’s Digital Collective - our community for sharing best practice, supplier insights, and new tech updates - came together to discuss building sustainable digital publishing products, common challenges and what good digital strategy looks like.
The olive shop sells an extensive selection of gourmet ingredients, drinks, and gifts including speciality coffee, artisan gins, and cheese pairings, plus spices and flavourings helping to elevate every meal.
In a new study of choice in news, it has identified concerns around the impact of online news ‘gatekeepers' – particularly social media, such as Facebook, but also search engines and news apps such as Apple News and Google News.
In the Autumn Budget, it has been announced that the government will bring forward the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumer Bill – the legislation that will empower the Digital Markets Unit (DMU) – to parliament in the current parliamentary session (i.e. before next summer). This is a significant victory as before now the Government had only promised to introduce a draft Bill with no timetable on when it would materialise.
It has been reportedthat the long-delayed Online Safety Bill will return to Parliament later this month, but with the ‘legal but harmful’ content category removed from the Bill’s scope.
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