News brands
What ‘new media’ should mean for publishers
Thirty years ago, the world’s largest B2B publisher (then called Reed International) de-merged a nascent exhibitions division from…
How 8 journalists are revolutionising media
Many newspaper bosses still think traditional journalism represents the unique strength that will, somehow, secure their digital future.…
Who will win the global news race?
The World Association of Newspapers & News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) regaled its annual conference in Turin this week with…
How Axel Springer can be a digital media champion
Axel Springer is the picture of an ambitious traditional newspaper publisher torn between the persistent (but declining) profits…
How journalism and profits are defecting to the web
Some newspapers and magazines have profitable longterm strategies; and some might even continue to resemble the publications they…
What will Australia’s newest media king do next?
Australia is the economic paradise that is among the world’s leading producers of coal, iron ore, gold, and…
Is the world’s first media group now the best?
Many traditional media companies are tormented by the twin challenges of a glorious, imperious past and the disruption…
How BuzzFeed will be the world’s largest news service
2013 has been the year of BuzzFeed. It started by raising $19.3m from investors and continued with the…
What FT’s success says about future of newspapers
We should not be side-tracked by the one-dimensional debate about whether newspapers will survive or not. They will.…
How ‘London Live’ can change the future of media
The 2014 launch of a London TV channel is set to create a new model for the integration…