Newspapers Ditch Endorsements, AI Project for Local News Launches: Media News Recap for October
We’re recapping some of the biggest media news stories that made headlines in October.
Tagged: magazine publishing
Media Insider: Lee Fights Hostile Takeover, Fortune Debuts Climate Change Series
Also in this week’s media news, Amazon Music and Wondery acquire exclusive rights to the “My Favorite Murder” podcast.
Media Insider: AP To Launch Photography NFTs, Spotify Closes Podcast Studio
Catch up on week’s media news, including Condé Nast announcing the launch of Vogue Philippines.
Media Insider: Vox Media Buys Group Nine, Wirecutter Union Scores Contract, Wallace Leaves Fox News
Catch up on week’s media news, including Chris Wallace leaving Fox News and Spotify launching podcast user ratings.
Media Insider: Dotdash To Buy Meredith, Twitter To Sell MoPub, Supply-Chain Disruption Delays Books
Catch up on the week’s big media news, including the far-reaching impact of Facebook’s network outage, HuffPost’s Danielle Belton’s view on being newsroom therapist, and more.
Media Insider: Allure Opens Retail Store, WeChat Deletes LGBT Accounts, Trump Sues Facebook and Twitter
Catch up on media news from the week, including the launch of a new electric vehicles publication from The Information.
Media Insider: How Top Women’s Magazines Are Doing Online, Google’s GIF Maker, and Satire in the Age of Trump
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s round-up of media stories from the week. WWD | KARA BLOOMGARDEN-SMOKE Here’s how top women’s magazines are doing online With ad spend shifting from print to digital, executives from magazine...
How to Run Your Blog Like a Magazine Editor and Boost Your Following – in 8 Steps
Running a blog isn’t easy – whether it’s a solo hobby or full-time job with team members. If you want to stand out in the large crowd of bloggers and boost your following, you must stay ahead of...
Career Crossroads: A Journalist and a Photographer Combine Passion and Experience in New Magazine Venture
For most magazine editors, time is marked by non-stop meetings — that is, when they’re not glued to their computer screens with writing or editing. Conversations can span the day, talking issues and changes with pages...
