Publishing & News

As media teams shrink and video demand soars, new AI tools promise to turn existing content into publish-ready videos. But can automation fill the gap?

Workplace culture strategist Jennifer Moss joins a list of legends as Toastmasters International’s 2026 Golden Gavel honoree. Here’s why her work matters now.

The Shanghai International Film & TV Festival locks in its 2026 dates, unveiling ambitious plans for AI integration and stronger Hong Kong partnerships.

A new survey reveals a grim reality: 55% of Americans now use credit cards for necessities, creating a 'survival gap' fueled by high APRs and inflation.

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

The second annual Puerto Rico Wine & Food Fest is back, blending global chefs and local flavor to boost tourism and nurture the island’s culinary future.

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.

A landmark ruling allows the state to investigate the Seattle Archdiocese's handling of child sex abuse, a move hailed as a victory for transparency.

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.

Islamabad launches military strikes and condemns the Afghan Taliban's rule, citing terror havens and a brutal 'war on women' now targeted by the ICC.

At a UN event, Beijing launched a book on its governance model and promoted its Global Governance Initiative, signaling a push to reshape international order.

Medialink unveils CON-CON, a mega-event mixing Gundam, Jujutsu Kaisen, and a massive music festival. Can it redefine Hong Kong's cultural landscape?

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.

Ahead of its 2026 blockbuster film, Mattel unveils a massive publishing blitz aimed at transforming Masters of the Universe into a multi-generational saga.

A new media giant is born in Southeast Europe, promising unprecedented editorial freedom. But can its star-studded board protect journalism from deep-rooted pressures?

Paramount challenges WBD's board over its 'inferior' Netflix deal, pushing a superior $30/share all-cash offer ahead of a critical shareholder vote.

Warner Bros. Discovery pushes for a Netflix merger but opens a one-week window for Paramount Skydance to fix its flawed bid. A bidding war looms.