Newspapers that told readers post-Brexit trade deals would be easy could be sweating, much like a Russian oligarch living in the UK, writes Ray Snoddy.
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Meanwhile, the magazines and digital properties for Sea Angler, Car Mechanics and Your Horse are to move into new ownership under Kelsey Media.
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New content from Led by Donkeys exposes the UK media’s failures to confront the lies, avoidances and circumlocutions of ministers, writes Ray Snoddy
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With media job losses escalating and little help from government, isn’t it time to plan for the future of grassroots journalism, asks Ray Snoddy?
ABC’s chief executive Simon Redlich looks at the impressive ways publishers have responded to the COVID-19 restrictions and how ABC is working with them to ensure industry standard data remains available to buyers – even in exceptional times.
Wildman – president of Hearst Europe and CEO of Hearst UK – discusses what impact he’s seen Covid-19 have on the business so far, and what the future holds for the publisher’s magazine brands.
Big Issue magazine vendors will return to the streets of England, Scotland and Wales on Monday July 6, armed with PPE and contactless card payment equipment as part of new Covid-19 safety precautions.
Analysis of the latest data paints a positive outlook for the national press, with a distinct upward trend in the number of readers who are prepared to pay for their content through a website.