Alice Brooker
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What I've learned: Dropping out of school at 17 was turning point for Irish News editor (opens the original)
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Editor-in-chief of Irish News Chris Sherrard has said he has taken the paper from “black and white to glorious technicolour” by transforming how the newspaper reaches its audience. Sherrard launched Reach’s Belfast Live in 2015, becoming its editor before taking on the same role at the Mirror in Northern Ireland in 2018, continuing both jobs at the same time. He later moved to a group-wide role for Reach in England, overseeing titles including Manchester Evening News and the Liverpool Echo. In 2
Local newspaper where Harold Evans began closes after 171 years in print (opens the original)
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Local independent newsbrand Tameside Reporter is closing its print edition after 171 years of publication. The local paper is looking to redistribute its existing staff to sister titles Glossop Chronicle, Oldham Reporter and Tameside Radio to produce online news, sport and entertainment content, as digital, video and audio are given higher priority. Press Gazette understands redundancies were made earlier this year at Tameside Reporter by owner Not Really Here, but further redundancies are not p
New Scientist launches new advertising platform targeting B2B audience (opens the original)
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Weekly magazine and website the New Scientist has launched a new business-focused advertising platform. The B2B offering, called New Scientist Business, brings together advertising, commissioned research, events and branded content across print, digital, audio and video. It is designed to help science and technology companies engage with relevant audiences in areas including AI and quantum computing. The platform is similar to The Economist’s bespoke partnerships arm, Economist Impact, and aim t
What I've learned: Science writer Deborah Cohen says 'arseholes' keep her motivated (opens the original)
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Former Newsnight correspondent and British Medical Journal investigations editor Deborah Cohen says “powerful people behaving badly” is what keeps her motivated. Cohen (who is a medically qualified doctor) was an editor at the British Medical Journal for more than ten years until 2015. She spent half her tenure there as investigations editor having established the publication’s investigations unit. She was also a correspondent for Newsnight between 2019 and 2022, followed by a year as science ed
What I've learned: TTG boss Daniel Pearce says 'finding our purpose' was business turning point (opens the original)
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The CEO of B2B travel trade magazine TTG Daniel Pearce says transparency and “leading from among the team” are his two most important leadership tips. Pearce joined TTG as editor in 2010 before leading a management buyout from UBM and becoming managing director in 2013. He became CEO in 2018. In 2025, the magazine announced it was closing in print after 72 years, with Pearce adding the business is on a “clear growth path” with plans for its registration wall and events. TTG has been profitable f
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