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Condé Nast Britain’s chief business officer joins Google

Vanessa Kingori OBE will focus on helping UK businesses drive growth with AI.

By Bron Maher

Ranked: Most popular technology news websites in UK in 2023

ZD Net is the top B2B title, while Future-owned publications dominate the consumer sector.

By Aisha Majid

Ranked: Most popular women’s and men’s lifestyle websites in UK in 2023

Hello!, Good Housekeeping and OK! lead the women's online market.

By Aisha Majid

Departed Vice exec Katie Drummond named Wired’s global editorial director

Drummond credits an internship at Wired for "kickstarting" her journalism career.

By Bron Maher

Edward Enninful vacates British Vogue editor’s chair to be ‘editorial advisor’

Enninful appeared to indicate the editor-in-chief title at British Vogue is being abolished with his departure.

By Bron Maher

Quartz and Wired editors-in-chief announce departures on same day

Wired's Gideon Lichfield and Quartz's Zach Seward are both leaving.

By Bron Maher

Publishers cashing in on e-commerce: How GQ and The Indy are boosting revenue

Publisher revenue from e-commerce grew 80% from 2020 to 2022.

By Aisha Majid

Publishers using ChatGPT to improve headlines and suggest feature ideas

ChatGPT and other generative AI tools can be useful productivity tools in the newsroom.

By Charlotte Tobitt

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