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So who will win the media food fight?
It’s not just the time of year: the hottest media is food. Recipes, menus, cookery competitions, entertaining and…
22 December 2016
Here’s the answer newspapers are not looking for
Was the heyday of newspaper advertising a Faustian pact made in the heady days of the twentieth century?…
28 November 2016
Is this a revolution for cashed-up BuzzFeed?
The future of BuzzFeed is something that has divided media people for a decade. Its 11 international editions…
24 October 2016
How magazine companies must change
Magazine publishers everywhere are campaigning for “magazine-media”, the neatly-named vision for print brands fighting for the future. Ranged against…
5 September 2016
How daily newspapers can win after all
The successful reinvention of some of the world’s leading publishers is clarifying the future for the best daily…
5 August 2016
The first 10 years of TED talks
Ten years ago today (June 22), former British magazine publisher Chris Anderson – who had made and lost…
22 June 2016
Trinity Mirror lessons for newspapers everywhere
It’s been another ‘bad news’ month for UK newspapers. Just a few weeks after Vice founder Shane Smith…
5 June 2016
What next for the ‘new’ Bauer Media?
The privately-owned Bauer Media Group started to get interesting in 2008. After more than 30 years of high-margin…
18 May 2016
Can Condé Nast create a new world of luxury?
Magazines everywhere have been shredded by lost readers and advertisers. But millions of worldwide sales are testimony to the…
9 May 2016
Kevin Hand: a UK leader in the heyday of magazines
Kevin Hand, a controversial and influential leader in the UK magazine market for almost 30 years, has died…
10 April 2016