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Can Axel Springer do the ‘impossible’?
Stories about the reinvention of daily newspaper companies are often not what they seem. They tend to involve…
2016 predictions: partnerships can change media
It’s a fair bet that 2016 will be the year of ever more ambitious collaborations between traditional media…
4 things Jeff Bezos can teach daily newspapers
Jeff Bezos is the founder of Amazon who defined online shopping and re-wrote the rules of commerce. In…
How B2B media can strike gold again
Preston is a little-known northern British city with an illustrious past in the country’s 19th century industrial revolution,…
Why newspapers must dare NOT to be daily
It is almost 200 years since the UK’s pioneering railway network created the opportunity for daily newspapers to…
What’s next for Haymarket Media?
For almost 50 years, Haymarket has been an innovative force in specialist magazines, exhibitions, content marketing, and information…
Is UBM’s strategy the real deal or not?
UBM was founded almost 100 years ago as United Newspapers. The company was created by then UK Prime Minister…
Start spreading the news: ‘New York’ fights back
New York is the home of many of the world’s largest magazine publishers and also of some of…
6 ways for magazines to build their future
Almost 300 years ago, a posh Brit called Edward Cave published the world’s first magazine. Last week, 400…
Heroes & Villains: TED, Future and NY Daily News
Hero Chris Anderson: He is the former magazine publisher, journalist and internet entrepreneur who is the ‘curator’ of TED,…