Publishing & News

With Arizona's 2026 elections heating up, Clean Elections reveals its lineup of veteran journalists to moderate the debates. Here's what's at stake.

Thanks to a major philanthropic gift, the Jardin botanique launches 'A Haven for Birds,' a new initiative to protect urban wildlife and engage the public.

With a 36% viewership surge for its All-Star Match, Major League Volleyball proves it's a major contender, riding a wave of strategic growth and national interest.

Texan by Nature names its 2026 Conservation Wranglers, backing innovative projects from desert creeks to urban cemeteries to secure the state's future.

A new hit documentary, 'Tales of Guan Yu,' uses cutting-edge film tech to explore how an ancient warrior became a global icon of loyalty and integrity.

A new book details a Korean Zen master's dialogues with an AI, using ancient meditation to explore machine consciousness. Is this a spiritual breakthrough?

As publishers seek new revenue, Upland Second Street launches a mobile-first Text-to-Vote feature, promising a lifeline through audience engagement.

The 4th Annual Women of Influence Awards honored 18 trailblazers and raised major funds for Soul Reborn, a nonprofit empowering disadvantaged women.

With its 32nd straight dividend hike and a $100M buyback, Wiley leverages strong Q3 results and AI momentum to underscore its financial health.

Just years after mass closures, Metroland is betting on a new monthly print model to revive local journalism and fight misinformation. Is this a new era?

A record number of journalists are finalists for Canada's top mental health reporting awards, reflecting a deeper media focus on addiction and wellness.

Artist Timothy Laros announced two major environmental art shows opening on the same day in different cities, raising questions alongside funds for wildlife.

Now TV unveils a slate of 18-time Oscar-winning films, betting on exclusive, timely content like 'Mr. Nobody Against Putin' to win the streaming wars.

An independent author with a background in fiction writing offers a new, multidisciplinary lens on the Middle East, aiming to move beyond the headlines.

Soaring demand for a newly found Dr. Seuss manuscript prompts Random House to double its initial print run, signaling a major publishing event.

As UK youth reading hits a 20-year low, a new campaign empowers kids to write with purpose and choose books for their communities.

Issa PR's annual symposium gathers global leaders to decode luxury's future, where storytelling, purpose, and cultural fluency now outweigh heritage alone.

Publishing giant convenes leaders to define standards for adaptive knowledge, tackling IP, trust, and the very future of reading in the age of AI.

Director Paul Hollis makes his debut at the ANA Money Show, launching the first U.S. Semiquincentennial coins with a special 1776-2026 silver eagle.

The CEO Magazine launches a platform to curate trusted businesses for the elite, but its model raises questions about the line between endorsement and advertising.