Auto Trader is to power the used-car pages of What Car? and Autocar after striking a deal with the two Haymarket automotive brands.
Auto Trader is to power the used-car pages of What Car? and Autocar after striking a deal with the two Haymarket automotive brands.
BMJ has announced that it is an official participating member of the STM Integrity Hub, a platform designed to detect integrity issues in manuscripts submitted for publication to scholarly journals.
The Big Issue has launched BetterPod, a new podcast designed to give young people from marginalised backgrounds a platform to tackle the biggest issues facing our world today.
In the House of Commons, John Whittingdale MP asked Government ministers if enhanced for ‘recognised news publishers’ in the Online Safety Bill will be extended to specialist media titles.
boostr, a supplier of CRM and order management technology for publishers, has developed Net Advertising Revenue Retention - a metric aimed at helping publishers retain more income from advertising partners while improving their enterprise value.
Good Housekeeping has announced Dyson as the headline sponsor of Good Housekeeping Live, a three-day event to celebrate the brand’s centenary year.
The CMA is investigating whether Google has broken the law by restricting competition in the digital advertising technology market.
The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport has produced its Terms of Reference for the Mid-Term Review of the BBC’s Royal Charter.
What does it mean to be an editor in 2022? On the CONTENT stage at this year’s PPA Festival, our stellar line up provided the audience with a wealth of insights into the attributes required in today’s multi-channel editorial world. Here are five key takeaways.
The TOGETHER stage at PPA Festival was where the whole publishing family came together for debate, discussion and discovery. We covered everything from leadership, negotiation how tos, revenue diversity, and the keys to creating a successful company culture.
A new approach for DC Thomson recruitment has launched, the first step in evolving the way people are brought into the company.
Whilst previous Festivals may have gamely soldiered on without one, now - with new PPA CEO Sajeeda Merali at the helm - there’s zippo chance the people side of publishing will be getting overlooked for a moment longer. Indeed, attentive members will have noticed People being immortalised as one of the three pillars of the PPA strategy. And what would be the points of a Festival that didn’t ride in tandem with the strategy?
To deliver digital products that genuinely resonate with their audiences, publishers should be brave, responsive, and true to what makes them special. That was one of the key themes coming out of a packed line-up of experts in their field who appeared across six sessions on the Product Stage at the PPA Festival in London on May 19th 2022.
Readly has strengthened its news offering with The Week magazine joining the platform. The Week is now available on the Readly app for its subscribers.
The author and freelance journalist has just joined the team.
Knowing your audience, growing your audience and connecting with that audience were key themes coming out of the PPA Festival’s AUDIENCE stage on Thursday 19 May. Five sessions, 14 speakers and a whole heap of practical takeaways and advice to help us all put customer and community at the heart of the way we communicate.
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