Publishing & News

Mundial Media and Grupo Reforma's exclusive deal uses AI to analyze cultural context, offering a privacy-safe way to reach Hispanic audiences at scale.

The acclaimed '1/6' graphic novel series releases its finale, a resistance-driven story that eerily anticipated authoritarian moves in a post-Jan. 6 world.

Influential advisory firm ISS backs Blue Ant's acquisition of Thunderbird, citing a 50% premium and boosting prospects for a Canadian media mega-merger.

Drawing from his own journey, the veteran journalist establishes a national scholarship to empower students who have turned adversity into purpose.

He helped land a Bible on the moon, but his final years were spent in state custody as his historic legacy became trapped in a bitter legal battle.

Amid rising legal threats, a new coalition offers free legal aid to Canadian journalists, aiming to protect press freedom and empower local reporting.

A major foundation is investing $75.8M to build a responsible public architecture for AI, funding projects that prioritize human rights and global equity.

L'OFFICIEL's historic show at the London Stock Exchange isn't just about style; it's a strategic play where cultural capital meets financial markets.

Bob Rae moves from the UN to Massey College, but this isn't retirement. It's a strategic pivot showcasing a new trend: the rising value of legacy leadership.

A new report reveals a surprising twist in the AI era: personal recommendations now drive book discovery, as social reading and audiobooks surge.

A sleepy cat GIF with 2.4B views is now a children's book. We analyze the business strategy behind turning viral fame into a publishing success story.

In a stunning strategic shift, Transcontinental sells its largest division to ProAmpac, rewarding shareholders and refocusing on its printing roots.

A new book on stuttering highlights a growing trend: using storytelling as a powerful, low-tech innovation to foster empathy and address childhood health.