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That Was The Week That Was – Sept 11
Guardian +15% in US The increasingly global Guardian’s latest financials show it had 2025-6 revenue of £282mn (2024-5:…
Is the next trade show ‘big bang’ on the way?
Scarcely four years after the end of the pandemic, this has been the year of the trade show…
Are you still a publisher if you don’t publish?
Adriana Whiteley, Director, FT Strategies, the consulting arm of the Financial Times, draws on the firm’s “Resilient Content…
The Nerve news ‘close to breakeven’ in Year One
UK newsletter-first news start-up The Nerve is preparing to celebrate a year since launch with special events, and…
That Was The Week That Was – 4 Sept
All about price Google will not be forced to sell-off its ad exchange but must make its adtech tools…
Is this an unlikely B2B success?
Exactly two years ago, Substack newsletter publisher Simon Owens lauded Andrew Curtin, whose then two-year-old startup Construction Wave…
DealMakers: coming out of a summer break
Most of the event buyers took a Summer holiday from M&A, so we have only three transactions to…
Full programme: The Definitive AI Forum 2026
There’s just one week to go for you to book the Earlybird discount rate for individuals and corporate…
The last indie: Legal 500 heads for exit
There is a moment in every consolidation when the map redraws itself so fast that the survivors barely…
Why Strong Words mag failed
Strong Words, the independent book review magazine launched by former FHM, Maxim and Rolling Stone editor Ed Needham,…