Podcast terbaik Voices Media (2024)

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Saveur’s Kat Craddock on rebuilding a premium print presence on digital foundations 28:29

5d ago28:29

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On this week’s episode of The Publisher Podcast by Media Voices, we hear from Kat Craddock Editor-in-Chief, CEO and owner of Saveur magazine, a 30-year old publishing brand that returned to print this year after a 4 year hiatus. Kat’s announcement that Saveur would be returning to print, is one of the best, most honest explanations I’ve seen of how…

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Farmers Weekly’s Daniel Smith on creating and monetising a podcast for farmers 33:00

12d ago33:00

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On this week’s episode of The Publisher Podcast by Media Voices, we hear from Daniel Smith, Managing Director of the Mark Allen Group’s Agriculture division, which includes brands like Farmers Weekly, Pig World and Poultry Business. His team are behind the Farmers Weekly podcast, which was shortlisted in the Best B2B Podcast category at the Publish…

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Torstar Corporation's Brandon Grosvenor on early micropayment experiments 26:42

19d ago26:42

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On this week's episode of The Publisher Podcast by Media Voices, we speak to Brandon Grosvenor, Chief Revenue Officer at Torstar Corporation, home of The Toronto Star. Over the summer, The Toronto Star became one of the first large publishers in North America to announce they were rolling out micropayments. It's a feature audiences frequently reque…

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The Knowledge's Jon Connell on why newsletters are aimed at mindsets, not demographics 32:03

26d ago32:03

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On this week’s episode of Media Voices, we hear from The Knowledge’s founder Jon Connell. The Knowledge is a free-to-read newsletter aimed not at a particular demographic, but at a ‘mindset’. Connell and team’s aim is to provide an antidote to the outrage engine, instant gratification-baiting nature of social publishing. At the same time they seek …

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The Economist's John Shields on growing subscriber-only podcasts 27:34

1M ago27:34

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On this week's episode of The Publisher Podcast by Media Voices, we speak to John Shields, Director of Podcasts at The Economist. They made the bold move last year to put almost all their podcasts behind a paywall, creating a separate Economist Podcasts+ subscription option. A year on from the launch of Economist Podcasts+, John discusses what drov…

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Morningcrunch's Paul Ostwald on growing and monetising a German-language daily newsletter 32:22

1M ago32:22

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On this week's episode of The Publisher Podcast by Media Voices, we hear from Paul Ostwald, co-founder of Morningcrunch, a German-language media brand aimed at young professionals. Since launching in summer 2023, they've grown to the point that their newsletters now go out to over 50,000 young professionals every morning. Morningcrunch is ad-funded…

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The Baltimore Banner's Eric Ulken on the value of an app to a local news start-up 37:25

2M ago37:25

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On this week's episode of The Publisher Podcast by Media Voices, we speak to Eric Ulken, Vice President of Product at The Baltimore Banner. The Baltimore Banner is a nonprofit news organisation launched in 2022 which serves the Baltimore region, and the larger Maryland state. Eric talks about what makes the Banner's business model unique, why it wa…

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Media Briefs: Purple’s John Rahim on why a scalable CMS is key to future-proofing your digital publishing strategy 19:44

2M ago19:44

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In the fast-paced world of digital publishing, a robust content management system (CMS) plays a pivotal role in shaping success. It can empower publishers not only to streamline workflows and distribute content effectively, but also to engage with and deliver on consumer needs. With an intuitive interface, seamless integration with digital channels…

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Greater Govanhill's Rhiannon J Davies on the power of print to connect communities 30:23

2M ago30:23

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On this week's episode of The Publisher Podcast by Media Voices, we hear from Rhiannon J Davies, Founder and Editor at Greater Govanhill, a community magazine and media project. Launched in 2020 in the middle of the pandemic, it now has a website, radio show, award-winning podcast and community newsroom space, as well as doing events, training, wor…

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The Evening Standard's Simon Kurs on an award-winning commercial podcast strategy 22:44

2M ago22:44

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On this week's episode - the first of The Publisher Podcast by Media Voices - we speak to Simon Kurs, Commercial Editor at the Evening Standard. The publisher won Best Commercial Strategy at this year's Publisher Podcast Awards for The Standard's Sustainable Travel campaign with Iberostar, a podcast-led multimedia series exploring how to travel the…

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5 podcast and newsletter lessons from leading publishers: Publisher Summit special with journalism.co.uk 34:22

4M ago34:22

34:22

Newsletters and podcasts have a lot in common. As well as being low-cost, they can be intimate and personal; perfect for building lasting relationships with readers and listeners. Neither format is new, but as it becomes increasingly more challenging to reach and engage people online, publishers are seeing the opportunities they offer for more sust…

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How Hamburger Morgenpost has embraced AI and digital technologies to reengineer their business model: in conversation with Purple 49:35

4M ago49:35

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Digital transformation is not a one-and-done process, as anyone who has ever worked in the publishing industry can attest. For Hamburger Morgenpost the digital journey has been made in a series of steps and investments - all with an eye on transforming a once print-centric newspaper business into a digital pioneer. Now, with AI on the horizon, it i…

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How broadcaster SPORT1 uses AI and automation to maximise social media impact: in conversation with Echobox 44:02

4M ago44:02

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This summer sees a packed sports calendar with the Euros in Germany and the Olympics and Paralympics in France. Adding these global events to the regular sports schedule amps up the demands on social media teams and it’s hard to imagine how they would cope without the help of automation. For this special Conversations episode, we’re joined by Symra…

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Media Briefs: How live blogging adds an audience-first dimension to election coverage 21:02

5M ago21:02

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Time magazine has called 2024 the ultimate election year, with people going to the polls from India to the UK and America. Rolling election coverage gives publishers the opportunity to keep audiences updated, but also include their opinions in reporting. This is the latest in our Media Briefs series of short, sharp sponsored episodes – just 10 to 1…

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Preview: The Publisher Podcast & Newsletter Summit 2024 22:27

6M ago22:27

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While the podcast is on a break we've been hard at work assembling the industry's best and brightest publishers to share the strategies and learnings behind their successful podcasts and newsletters, from top newsbrands launching paid podcasts to indie newsletters nailing their commercial strategies. The Publisher Podcast and Newsletter Summit - he…

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The Atlantic's Nicholas Thompson on milestones, paywalls, and setting future goals 34:45

6M ago34:45

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In this bonus episode of Media Voices, we hear from Nicholas Thompson, CEO at The Atlantic. We first had Nicholas as a guest on the podcast back in 2019 when he was WIRED's Editor in Chief, about what he'd learned a year after introducing a paywall to the brand. Nicholas has since been credited with being a driving force behind The Atlantic's recen…

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Media Briefs: Setting new KPIs to rescue SMB display-ad revenues 16:21

7M ago16:21

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Focusing on key digital advertising accounts makes sense for publishers, but there is huge revenue potential in the small and medium sized businesses that publishers once served as a matter of course in their print publications. This is the latest in our Media Briefs series of short, sharp sponsored episodes – just 10 to 15 minutes – with a senior …

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Podnews' James Cridland on running a profitable newsletter-first publication 50:50

7M ago50:50

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On this week's episode - the last of the season - we hear from James Cridland, Podnews editor and radio futurologist. Podnews is a daily email newsletter about everything podcasting, and is one of the smartest setups we’ve seen in terms of its supporter structure, monetisation and automations. James tells us how he’s found the sweet spot between hi…

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The Wall Street Journal's Edward Hyatt on the changing SEO landscape 40:18

7M ago40:18

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On this week's episode Edward Hyatt, Director of Newsroom SEO at The Wall Street Journal takes us through staying abreast and ahead of changes to the SEO landscape. From personal experience he outlines the differences in SEO strategies between subscription and non-subscription publishers, the changes in the SEO landscape over the past decade, and t…

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TotallyEV's Chris Minasians on building audience trust in product reviews 46:29

7M ago46:29

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This week we hear from Chris Minasians, Director and Editor at TotallyEV, an independent site dedicated to articles, reviews and interviews about electric vehicles. TotallyEV has recently hit 5 million views on YouTube, so he discusses building an audience through video reviews, and what it takes to run your own reviews site - including getting acc…

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The Telegraph's Maire Bonheim and David Alexander on newsletters for different business goals 36:18

7M ago36:18

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This week we speak to The Telegraph’s Head of Newsletters Maire Bonheim, and Deputy Head of Newsletters David Alexander, about the publisher's newsletter portfolio. We talk about why The Telegraph and others are prioritising newsletters, how newsletters can be used at different stages of the subscriber funnel, and what they’ve learned from a commun…

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War correspondent Jane Ferguson on how tech is evolving conflict reporting 44:54

8M ago44:54

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On this week's episode we hear from Jane Ferguson, an award-winning journalist with a huge amount of experience covering wars and conflicts the world over. She tells us about how wars often bring the issues around modern journalism – mistrust, disinformation, lack of resources – into the starkest focus, and how the democratisation of tech is making…

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Immediate Media's Ridhi Radia on making inclusion a strategic priority 43:52

8M ago43:52

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This week we hear from Ridhi Radia, Head of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion at Immediate Media, about where media sits on the change spectrum for diversity and inclusion. She tells us why she is encouraged by the fact that she hears people from a wide range of backgrounds talking about ED&I, embedding values of inclusion in the workplace and with…

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JournalismAI's Tshepo Tshabalala on practical AI use cases for small newsrooms 45:06

8M ago45:06

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On this week's episode of Media Voices we hear from Tshepo Tshabalala, project manager & team lead at the LSE’s JournalismAI project. Rather than focusing on the negative coverage and speculation we so often hear about AI replacing journalism jobs, Tshepo tells us about uses cases and the benefits of AI in smaller newsrooms and how collaboration is…

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Media Briefs: Democratising AI for publishers 16:29

8M ago16:29

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For the 95% of publishers who haven't yet adopted AI, identifying a use case they can start with is usually the biggest roadblock. But the tools also need to be available for publishers to be able to support their unique revenue streams. This is the latest in our Media Briefs series of short, sharp sponsored episodes - just 10 to 15 minutes - with …

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The Economist's Nada Arnot on why publishers should be running more brand campaigns 48:14

8M ago48:14

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On this week's episode of Media Voices we hear from The Economist's Executive Vice President of Marketing Nada Arnot. Marketing isn't something we talk about a lot on the podcast, but as Arnot makes clear it's an integral part of media companies' ability to address, convert and retain audiences. The Economist has just launched its largest brand cam…

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The Quality Edit's Lauren Kleinman & Lee Joselowitz on performance publishing 47:51

9M ago47:51

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This week we hear from Lauren Kleinman and Lee Joselowitz, co-founders of The Quality Edit. The Quality Edit was founded in 2021 when Lauren, Lee and their co-founder Scott Silver felt there was no digital publisher providing high-quality recommendations around fashion, travel, and beauty products, so they decided to launch their own. They tell us …

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The Paper's Oliver Gabe and Owen Davies on print, community, and eating competitions 54:59

9M ago54:59

54:59

This week we hear from two of the three editors of The Paper, an intimidatingly-sized Welsh indie magazine. Oliver Gabe and Owen Davies take us through the annual publishing plan, why they launched the title with a live variety show, and what makes the title feel truly distinctive in a saturated marketplace. In the news roundup Esther, Peter and Ch…

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Futureproofing local news: Tools and trends that will shape the next decade 38:46

9M ago38:46

38:46

As part of a special four-part podcast series, supported by the Google News Initiative, we’ve been talking to publishers and experts across Europe who are working to find resilient business models. We spoke to them about the state of the local news market in their regions, how they’ve evolved company culture and practice, and what tools and trends …

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Futureproofing local news: Evolving company culture and practice 44:34

9M ago44:34

44:34

As part of a special four-part podcast series, supported by the Google News Initiative, we’ve been talking to publishers and experts across Europe who are working to find resilient business models. We spoke to them about the state of the local news market in their regions, how they’ve evolved company culture and practice, and what tools and trends …

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Futureproofing local news: Finding resilient business models 1:02:09

9M ago1:02:09

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As part of a special four-part podcast series, supported by the Google News Initiative, we’ve been talking to publishers and experts across Europe who are working to find resilient business models. We spoke to them about the state of the local news market in their regions, how they’ve evolved company culture and practice, and what tools and trends …

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Futureproofing local news: State of the market 58:35

10M ago58:35

58:35

As part of a special four-part podcast series, supported by the Google News Initiative, we’ve been talking to publishers and experts across Europe who are working to find resilient business models. We spoke to them about the state of the local news market in their regions, how they’ve evolved company culture and practice, and what tools and trends …

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Integrating AI into newsrooms: experiment, report, measure 29:11

10M ago29:11

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In the second episode of this two-part series from Mx3 AI, a new pop-up conference we collaborated on with Media Makers Meet, we look at why, how and when publishers are integrating AI into their newsrooms. AI is not a pie-in-the-sky dream for media companies: it hasn’t been for years. For close to a decade questions about whether AI will replace o…

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AI in the newsroom: Opportunities, regulation and risk 39:16

11M ago39:16

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In this last episode of Media Voices in 2023 we take a big picture look at AI, based off our recent collaboration with Media Makers Meet on their Mx3 AI conference. We hear from experts from Immediate Media, Ipsos, the News Media Association and more, about where they are placing their chips to take advantage of the fastest-moving area of media. Th…

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Project 23’s Elaine dela Cruz on creating DE&I programmes in media 44:51

11M ago44:51

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On this week's episode of the podcast Elaine dela Cruz, co-founder of DE&I consultancy firm Project 23, tells us about what is creating positive change for diversity and inclusion in the industry. We're also joined by guest co-host Joanna Cummings, Editorial Director of The Grub Street Journal and author of the DE&I chapter of this year's Media Mom…

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The Addition’s Charlotte Henry on changing TV consumption habits 41:25

11M ago41:25

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On this week’s podcast (which is also this week’s edition of The Addition) we hear from author, journalist and broadcaster Charlotte Henry. She creates and runs The Addition newsletter and podcast; an award-winning publication looking at the crossover between media and technology. Charlotte has written the Broadcast chapter of our upcoming Media Mo…

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Reuters Institute’s Dr Amy Ross Arguedas on studying trust 42:54

12M ago42:54

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This week, to help us dissect the year in trust, we're joined by Dr Amy Ross Arguedas, a Postdoctoral Researcher Fellow at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism. Between 2020 and September 2023, she worked on the Trust in News Project, and she’s currently a part of the team working on the Reuters Institute's annual Digital News Report. …

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Newsrewired special with Journalism.co.uk: leadership, AI and business models 39:42

12M ago39:42

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What’s top of mind for today’s news leaders? Evolving at pace, finding your USP - but not burning out in the process. Last week, we were at the Newsrewired conference in London for a day of panels and workshops about the future of digital publishing. In a world of increasing possibilities and pressures, the central question of the day was this: how…

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WalesOnline’s Jillian MacMath on transforming a portfolio of newsletters 34:12

12M ago34:12

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This week we hear from Jillian MacMath, Audience Editor at WalesOnline. She was chosen by the judges as the winner of the first ever Hero of the Year at the Publisher Newsletter Awards, so what better person to come and discuss everything newsletters with us. Jillian talks about the opportunities she saw to get more strategic about the newsletter p…

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Media Briefs: Yes, you can use Apple News to build first-party data 13:15

1y ago13:15

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No, Apple doesn’t share customer data directly. But there are some clear pathways for publishers to leverage and drive first-party data capture in the app. In a change from our regular weekly shows and our Conversations panel discussions, this is a short, sharp sponsored episode – just 10 minutes – with a senior executive from a vendor working with…

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Motor Sport Magazine’s Zamir Walimohamed on making subscriptions work 36:46

1y ago36:46

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On this week’s episode of the podcast we take a deep dive into the subscription trends of the past year. To get insight from someone who’s had experience in subscription management, we spoke to Zamir Walimohamed, Head of Digital, Marketing & Subscriptions at Motor Sport Magazine. Zamir has been playing a pivotal role in driving Motor Sport Magazine…

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LADbible Group’s Jake Strong-Jones on the best use of social platforms 40:25

1y ago40:25

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In this week's episode we hear from LADbible Group's Operations Lead Jake Strong-Jones on how the group's verticals make best use of social platforms. He works with teams across the business on new launches, distribution strategy and operations, as well as the content strategy and insights on LADbible Group's social platforms. He takes us through e…

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MyLocal’s Daniel Ionescu on platforms for sustainable local news 30:51

1y ago30:51

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This week we're joined by Daniel Ionescu, founder of The Lincolnite, an independent local news publisher in Lincolnshire. He is also the founder and editor of new local news platform MyLocal, which is setting out to create a sustainable ecosystem where local journalism, communities and businesses can thrive. Daniel talks us through why he got into …

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The New Statesman’s Chris Stone on podcast and platform experiments 43:02

1y ago43:02

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This week we're joined by Chris Stone, Executive Producer at the New Statesman. Chris is in charge of the podcast and video strategy at the publication, and his experimental approach has seen monthly podcast downloads double, video views reach 8 million a month, and huge growth on their YouTube channel. More recently, he has been leaning into video…

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The Happy Journalist’s Jacqui Merrington on why she’s optimistic about AI and journalism 37:09

1y ago37:09

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This week we’re joined by Jacqui Merrington, who has her own Substack The Happy Journalist focused on showcasing how new tech can be used positively in journalism. Most recently she led one of the first generative AI experiments at Reach as well as devising and leading a project aimed at developing new business models for their smallest local sites…

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Grub Street’s Jo Cummings and Peter Houston: What kind of idiots still make magazines? 42:36

1y ago42:36

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On this first episode of the last season for 2023, we feature a passion project from one of our own. The Grub Street Journal is a B2B title made by and for people who love print magazines. Its co-founders and editors Joanna Cummings and Peter Houston take us through the project from inception to monetisation, and give us a sneak peek at the third i…

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Big Noises: Stuart Forrest on clickability vs clickbait 45:26

1+ y ago45:26

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Welcome to the latest season of Media Voices: Big Noises! This season, sponsored by Glide Publishing Platform, we’ll be talking to publishing people with something to say. Media Voices co-host Peter Houston is tired of hearing the same old industry buzzwords. The publishing platitudes are starting to wear a bit thin, and he’s decided to see if he c…

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Big Noises: Rafat Ali on choosing the slow path to growth 47:27

1+ y ago47:27

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Welcome to the latest season of Media Voices: Big Noises! This season, sponsored by Glide Publishing Platform, we’ll be talking to publishing people with something to say. Media Voices co-host Peter Houston is tired of hearing the same old industry buzzwords. The publishing platitudes are starting to wear a bit thin, and he’s decided to see if he c…

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Big Noises: Ricky Sutton on publisher valuations, AI, and platform frenemies 37:28

1+ y ago37:28

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Welcome to the latest season of Media Voices: Big Noises! This season, sponsored by Glide Publishing Platform, we’ll be talking to publishing people with something to say. Media Voices co-host Peter Houston is tired of hearing the same old industry buzzwords. The publishing platitudes are starting to wear a bit thin, and he’s decided to see if he c…

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Big Noises: Mpho Raborife on keeping Gen Z engaged 44:54

1+ y ago44:54

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Welcome to the latest season of Media Voices: Big Noises! This season, sponsored by Glide Publishing Platform, we’ll be talking to publishing people with something to say. Media Voices co-host Peter Houston is tired of hearing the same old industry buzzwords. The publishing platitudes are starting to wear a bit thin, and he’s decided to see if he c…

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