Publishing & News

For the first time, Food & Wine's exclusive Best New Chefs awards are open to the public, powered by a digital partnership with Resy and American Express.

The iconic business publisher joins Mercurius Media Capital, trading ad space for startup equity in a move that could redefine venture funding for a new era.

While many decry the state of local news, Gray Media's record nine Murrow Awards suggest a different story: one where corporate scale fuels real impact.

On the 14th anniversary of his abduction in Syria, the call to free Austin Tice grows louder, yet the journalist and veteran remains missing.

Voxtome's new app isn't just for LitRPG fans; it's a calculated move showing how hyper-niche platforms can dismantle one-size-fits-all media giants.

As layoffs and anti-DEI sentiment rock media, the NABJ's Atlanta convention showcases a powerful counter-strategy: community, entrepreneurship, and cultural power.

As The New York Post launches 'Hamilton,' an AI news curator built with Google, it's betting that personalization is the key to survival in a skeptical market.

Ealixir's Q2 results reveal a narrowing loss and revenue jump, driven by its new AI engine EALUMINATE and a strategic, scalable move into Italian media.

Facing a 50% revenue collapse and mounting losses, The Arena Group is rebranding to Paradium.AI, a high-stakes pivot to save itself with technology.

Dr. David Sinclair's new Lifespan platform aims to fight aging misinformation. But can this new information infrastructure remain objective while building a brand?

As competitors embrace automation, Static Media's portfolio-wide ban on AI-written articles is a high-stakes bet on human authenticity and reader trust.

Shueisha's free MANGA MILLION platform is a centennial celebration, but a closer look reveals a strategic pivot with major questions about AI and creative labor.

The media giant posts a second straight profitable quarter, but a closer look reveals a strategy built on deep cuts and a shrinking user base.

With a return to profitability and digital revenue soaring, Lee Enterprises' Q3 results reveal a potent mix of financial strategy and digital transformation.

As People Incorporated's CFO preps for a key tech conference, the real story isn't about magazines. It's about a radical bet on experiences, data, and Vegas.

A landmark deal between Boston Globe Media and Freestar reveals a new strategy for publishers: focusing on journalism by letting ad tech experts run monetization.

Despite a revenue dip, Glacier Media's strategic exit from print has ignited a stunning return to profitability, signaling a new era for the data-driven firm.

A Helsinki duo rejects the publishing industry's playbook, building a 101-language empire on human translation. Is this a scalable model or a noble folly?

While its Learning division thrives on acquisitions and AI, Finnish media giant Sanoma navigates advertising slumps, betting its future on an ed-tech transformation.

Capital One's title partnership with the Fast Company Innovation Festival is more than a sponsorship. It's a strategic merger of finance and media.