Ex-Mirror editor Alison Phillips on true crime, the future of tabloids and positive news
The former Mirror editor is fronting a new weekly podcast with Bernard Hogan-Howe called Crime Scene.
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Why the Financial Times has gone long with video
Global head of video Veronica Kan-Dapaah says guiding principle is adding value for FT subscribers.
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How Express editor Tom Hunt plans to set title up for next 125 years
Defence, politics, royals and gardening identified as strong areas for Express.
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Tortoise plans for The Observer: ‘We can buck the market trend’
Press Gazette speaks to new co-CEO, digital editor and creative director of The Observer under Tortoise.
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Reach digital pioneer Belfast Live marks 10 years: ‘We’re positive and proudly non-partisan’
Editor Sheena McStravick has worked at Belfast Live for its whole ten years, starting as a live news journalist.
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Economist president Luke Bradley-Jones on building a moat to defend against AI
Luke Bradley-Jones took over as president and MD of the 183-year-old business brand last year.
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Gen Z outlet says it proves young people will pay for news done the right way
RocaNews was founded in 2020 by three men in their 20s who were disillusioned with the news.
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The Economist 1843’s remit for life after print: ‘Do stuff that will win prizes’
1843 editor Jonathan Beckman has remit to publish "one really good piece a week".
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