Publishing & News

By claiming a 1,800-page book written entirely by an algorithm, thierry Ehrmann is forcing the literary world to confront the limits of intellectual property.

As Margaret Atwood receives JHR's top honor, we examine the vital intersection of literary dissent, frontline reporting, and corporate funding in 2026.

Despite mass adoption of AI tools, new survey data reveals consumers overwhelmingly reject algorithmic answers unless backed by trusted human publishers.

As The Business Times launches an exclusive luxury symposium, the move highlights Singapore's shift from passive wealth hub to global tastemaker.

As the National Press Club honors José Rubén Zamora, his story reveals the chilling blueprint of state-sponsored lawfare against independent journalism.

A massive rollout of Vote Compass across 50 Ontario municipalities aims to reverse record-low voter turnout. But can an algorithm save local democracy?

As Ebony unveils its 2026 Power 100 list, the iconic brand shifts focus from legacy fame to the digital creators and tech leaders driving modern wealth.

American artist Eric Rhoads expected a wasteland but found a modern marvel in China. His journey reveals the strategic power of cultural diplomacy in 2026.

The Art Canada Institute’s free digital publication by Gerald McMaster leverages open-access technology to confront residential school legacies.

As AI and economic headwinds batter local news, a tuition-free training initiative in Burbank equips mid-career editors to build resilient, diverse newsrooms.

As social media fuels a surge in neurodivergence self-diagnoses, Understood.org is fighting algorithmic misinformation with a new journalistic initiative.

Apollo's newly formed B2B media giant is quietly building an end-to-end monopoly on the attention of healthcare decision-makers. Here is what it means.

As legacy media abandons print, Leading Ladies Magazine expands nationally, leveraging exclusive networks and high-end venues to redefine luxury publishing.

With youth reading enjoyment declining despite high literacy, Read With You's entry into Singapore is a masterclass in operational innovation. Can it succeed?

As digital burnout drives a boom in restorative travel, niche media is capitalizing on silence. But can the world's quietest corners survive the spotlight?

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.