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The quiet success of hyperlocal
Hyperlocal news is not the only media genre whose declining fortunes, arguably, have more to do with broken…
How Time is marching on
Time, alongside National Geographic, may be the ultimate, iconic magazine. Its red cover border is, of course, as…
Who’s doing what and why with AI?
Flashes & Flames has gathered an unrivalled group of industry leaders to share their strategies, lessons and learnings…
Next steps with zero-click: from awareness to action
In MediaVoices’ recent Zero-click report, responses to Woodwing’s survey show that almost 98% of respondents had heard of…
How (and why) William Reed is making AI work
William Reed is the 162-year-old, family-owned B2B information and events publisher focused on the food, drink and hospitality…
Is this the answer for the UK’s largest news group?
Reach Plc is the UK's largest commercial news group. The listed company publishes the national brands, Daily Mirror,…
DealMakers: trade show boom resumes
Last month’s pause for breath was very temporary, and M&A advisers and lawyers have not had much time…
How Haymarket is stretching again at 70
Early next year, the UK-based, family-owned Haymarket Group will celebrate its 70th anniversary and also the 94th birthday…
Is Puck the future of (more) newsletters?
In an age in which journalism’s traditional models have been stretched to breaking point, those in the industry…
Who’s winning, with what and how in AI?
Who’s doing what and how with AI? What does AI really mean to media, information and events companies…