A growing number of publishers looking to diversify their revenue portfolio are combining their editorial judgment and creative services to create consumer products for their…
(Part Three, ideas 30-40: Events and eCommerce) This is the third in our series outlining different ways publishers are looking to raise revenue. Part One,…
WordPress—the most popular publishing platform for the open web—is already used by around two-thirds of small and medium-sized publishers as their content management system. Now…
The New York Times’ Innovation Report of 2014—the publisher’s clarion call to “crack the code” in the digital era—indicated the need for a specialized role…
Blockchain has been hailed as a solution to a variety of problems across different industries. Blockchain’s advocates hold that it is a revolutionary technology. But…
The longest running British children’s comic magazine, Beano, has gone through a huge revolution in the past two years transforming itself from a purely print…
Every day, when I log into Twitter, open up LinkedIn, read my email, browse Trending or HN or Pocket, I’m in a perpetual statement of harsh, unrelenting judgement. To amplify…
Forbes’ new tools take content creation to an entirely new level. Recently we covered how artificial intelligence tools were transforming the way journalists worked, by…
Cultivating a sustainable audience requires maximum brand reach. Mary Hogarth explores potential strategies from geographical expansion to brand extensions. Sustainability and audiences are inter-dependent and,…
In a year dominated by headline-grabbing failures from Facebook, many news and magazine brands have learned the hard way that third-party platforms ultimately only have…
Back in 2017, The Wall Street Journal published an op-ed titled “How Antitrust Undermines Press Freedom.” Written by David Chavern, the head of a trade…