By Joanna Cummings Broadsheet began with a frustration. Nick Shelton was living in London after university and found the city exciting, cosmopolitan and buzzing – but difficult to discover. “You sort of had to know someone who’d been around to find out what to do and where to go,” he says. At the time, the…
OpenAI, WAN-IFRA and the Association of Independent Regional Press Publishers of Ukraine (AIRPPU) have announced a new initiative to support and strengthen Ukrainian news publishers by building practical artificial intelligence capabilities and accelerating innovation across their organisations. During a time of continued conflict and unrest, the new initiative – developed by AIRPPU in partnership with…
‘For us, moderation is one component of a much larger picture. The real question is how technology can help publishers produce, distribute, moderate and monetise social content much more efficiently.’– Henning Rosenstengel, co-founder and CEO: MainSent; managing director: Ippen Digital social media business unit For the better part of the past decade, most publishers have…
By Branko Brkic World News Day, 28 September 2026 In my life I have watched communities, organisations, and entire countries lose their grip on truth. I was just starting my book publishing career in Yugoslavia in the mid-’80s when the shared facts that held our society together for 40 years came apart, piece by piece,…
“Like many digital publishers globally, we realised that reader revenue was not just an opportunity but a logical next step in our digital evolution,” says Arun Rahim, Head of Business Development, Manorama Online. Based in Kerala, India, the parent news publishing house, Malayala Manorama, was founded in 1888, and the newspaper has a daily circulation…
This story appeared in Today, Explained, a daily newsletter that helps you understand the most compelling news and stories of the day. Subscribe here. President Donald Trump’s on-again, off-again war with Iran is officially on again. (So recursive is this never-ending conflict, in fact, that I had to search my inbox to confirm I hadn’t…
By Pierre de Villiers “Both ways I sat at a table with a family of three and in both situations, I saw the same behaviour,” says the co-founder and Editorial Director of Storytime Magazine, the pioneering UK children’s media brand. “The adults sat down and straight away plugged themselves and the child into screens to watch…
By Joanna Cummings Cyndi Stivers began her media career in a New York City newsroom where stories were still printed using hot type. At the same time, she was taking programming classes at college, convinced that the way newspapers were being made was not going to last. “I was just always curious to learn how…
This story appeared in The Logoff, a daily newsletter that helps you stay informed about the Trump administration without letting political news take over your life. Subscribe here. Welcome to The Logoff: Donald Trump says he’s renaming Lake Ontario. Let’s talk about it. Can he really do that? Probably, though it doesn’t mean anyone will…
By Pierre de Villiers Condé Nast’s Allure, a leading beauty brand since the early 1990s, discovered it was particularly exposed to AI Overviews, the Google Search feature that puts a summary at the top of the page. The reason? Its zodiac coverage. A 2025 study conducted by Future Media and Authoritas found that AI Overviews heavily…