Forbes CEO Mike Federle interview: Why the business brand is now worth $630m
In 1917, Forbes was founded in New York City as a fortnightly business magazine. In the coming months, it will…
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As Bustle UK heads for profitability, BDG Media considers London expansion for other brands
For US publishers, launching media brands in the UK is not always straightforward. Editorially, it can be a challenge to…
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Wirecard: How the FT proved the pen is mightier than a €24bn criminal gang
The FT Wirecard investigation began with a tip from a hedge fund manager to Dan McCrum, a reporter on the…
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CEO interview: How student start-up Morning Brew became a $75m-valued newsletter business
Morning Brew was started in 2015 as a business newsletter written by two University of Michigan students for their peers.…
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6AM City: The local newsletter business that’s built up 450,000 subscribers by steering clear of politics and crime
How do you build a commercially successful local newsletter business? South Carolina-headquartered publisher 6AM City appears to have come up…
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Emily Maitlis hits back after BBC impartiality rebukes: ‘We are not a public announcement tannoy’
In some ways, Emily Maitlis has had a fairly typical British lockdown experience. The lead presenter of Newsnight has travelled…
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People magazine editor Dan Wakeford: Instagram is our ‘biggest rival’… but celebrities still clamber to be on our cover
Circulations of celebrity magazines like Heat have plummeted in the UK in recent years in the face of digital competition…
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‘There’s no reason this can’t be a very big business’: Why Axios Local is expanding into eight new cities
It’s been less than six months since Axios entered the local news business. But chief executive Jim VandeHei has seen…
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