The FT has long been a poster brand for digital publishing success. At this session at the PPA Leadership Summit, Tara Lajumoke, Managing Director of FT Strategies, spoke with John Barnes, Chief Digital Officer at WRBM, about the strategies that continue to drive reader and revenue growth.

In his talk at the PPA Leadership Summit, Rt Hon John Whittingdale focused on two recent government interventions, introduced to protect publishers and innovative digital markets: the Online Harms Framework and the Digital Markets Unit.

While the pandemic might have made little material difference to what publishers do, it has forced nothing short of a fundamental rethink in terms of how they do it.

Voters will go to polls in elections for the Scottish Parliament and Welsh Senedd on May 6. PPA Public Affairs Intern, Sebastian Cuttill, breaks down each party's stance on key policies: Creative Industries and Media, Environment and Plastics, Business and Apprenticeships.

WIRED UK is kicking off its summer event series with the first two installments taking place as virtual conferences on Friday 7th May.

The newly-formed The Tourism Media Group last week announced a licensing agreement with Think Travel Media to publish the Where portfolio of travel media brands, which includes Where and London Planner.

Incisive Media last week launched a new account based marketing (ABM) platform to complement its existing demand generation programme.

NewstrAid has joined forces with health and wellbeing provider, Spectrum.Life, to launch a new suite of wellbeing resources for those from the industry experiencing stress, anxiety or mental health issues.

Tom Bureau has been appointed CEO of BurdaInternational, the international arm of media and tech company Hubert Burda Media.

Earlier this month, Mark Allen Group announced the creation of a Gender Equality Network (GEN) for its employees.

Today, TIME reveals the first-ever TIME100 Most Influential Companies, a new list that highlights 100 businesses making an extraordinary impact around the world, and announces the launch of TIME Business.

The British Museum has launched a complete digital archive of their membership magazine in partnership with digitisation experts Exact Editions, stretching back 30 years to the first issue published in 1990.

European press publishers welcome the focus of this year’s World Intellectual Property Day on small businesses. The diversity and pluralism of the press in Europe has been historically built and relies on small and medium-sized publishers.

National Literacy Trust have launched the Reading Champions Challenge, which challenges students to create their own magazine quiz and discover how magazines are planned, written and published by partner, Immediate Media.

Across EMAP, eight titles took part in the 50:50 Challenge in March. 57% featured 50% women representation in their content - up from 25% reaching 50:50 when they first joined the project.

PPA 30 Under 30, the annual awards recognising the top rising stars under the age of 30 working in Consumer Magazine and Business Media,is now open for entries.