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How I do it: James Hewes, FIPP
James Hewes is president and CEO of the 98-year-old international media trade association FIPP. Founded in France as…
Philly: how non-profit metro news may work
The Philadelphia Inquirer’s journey from one of the biggest-selling metro dailies in the US to a beacon for…
Who will buy UK Daily Telegraph?
Two years after the death of one of the twin brothers who bought the UK’s Telegraph Media Group…
How I do it: Tim Huelskamp, 1440 news
Tim Huelskamp is co-founder and CEO of the six-year-old US digital news brand 1440. It had started life…
How ‘little’ Carbon Brief became a world champion
Go to the offices of any UK or US politician or civil servant with an interest in the…
Will Her Campus be sold?
As students near the end of their academic year, millions are poring over online advice on how to…
Solving the Ascential puzzle
Ascential Plc, the UK-based B2B information and events group, is expected to announce the buyer for its WGSN…
Who pays whom for news?
One of the news industry’s biggest challenges remains the simple fact that most people simply do not pay…
How I do it: Gert Ysebaert, Mediahuis
Gert Ysebaert is the founding CEO of the privately-owned Mediahuis Group, formed in 2013 as a joint venture…
Has Nat Geo saved its future or sold it?
National Geographic is the 135-year-old US magazine that started life as a dull, text-only publication for the 165…