Jeremy Paxman interview: Why he’s not woke, won’t ‘shitbag’ colleagues and thinks time is up for BBC licence fee
“Look,” says Jeremy Paxman sternly. “I am not going to get into the business of shitbagging my former colleagues if…
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Interview: Immediate Media CEO Tom Bureau on mag giant’s subs-fuelled pandemic rebound
A “huge” uplift in subscriptions and “flying” digital traffic means Immediate Media is emerging from the Covid-19 pandemic with a…
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Marketing Maestro Timothy Armoo: ‘I invested time on LinkedIn and it’s had tangible impact’
Timothy Armoo, is the 25-year-old CEO and co-founder of Fanbytes, a marketing agency that uses social media to help brands connect…
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Henry Blodget interview: Why is Insider still thriving? Because we didn’t try to be Disney
Not too long ago, Business Insider came across as the less trendy younger brother of Buzzfeed, Vice and HuffPost. It…
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Interview: Guido Fawkes and MessageSpace owner Paul Staines on how political ads bounced back despite Covid-19
Throughout Westminster and Fleet Street, Paul Staines is known as the fearsome, merciless editor/owner of right-leaning political news website Guido…
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Craig Newmark interview: Social media’s disinformation pandemic is an ‘all hands on deck’ situation
To his critics, Craig Newmark – the Craig of Craigslist – is one of the tech pioneers who contributed to…
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How the Daily Express went from climate change denial to green revolutionary
Gary Jones – the Labour-supporting, Remain-voting ex-Sunday Mirror editor who took over the Daily Express three years ago – believes…
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From tea boy to top dog: CNBC International president John Casey on Covid-19, Brexit and TV journalism diversity
John Casey may have had 26 years of experience climbing from the “lowest rank” to the very top of business…
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