Publishing & News

Canadian billionaire Stephen Smith acquires a 26.9% stake in The Economist Group from the Rothschild family, vowing to uphold its legacy of independence.

The Blancpain-Imaginist Prize launches with a bold theme, urging young Chinese authors to define human creativity in the age of artificial intelligence.

The Korean webtoon app beat industry giants in a fan-voted award, signaling a new era for digital comics and the power of online communities.

The fan-run convention marks its largest event ever, drawing record crowds and legendary creators for a weekend of culture, community, and charity.

Thousands gathered in Zhengzhou to honor China's mythical founder, a grand ceremony blending ancient ritual with modern aspirations for global Chinese cohesion.

As the Boston Marathon marks its 130th run, Boston Globe Media celebrates a parallel legacy with its most ambitious, multi-platform coverage strategy yet.

As EBONY marks its 80th anniversary, the iconic Power 100 list returns with public nominations, aiming to redefine influence and celebrate a new generation.

In a major consolidation, Red Wheel/Weiser acquires Watkins Publishing, uniting two spiritual publishing legends and navigating a complex industry landscape.

A new media deal between Qingdao Daily and Egypt's Al-Gomhuria goes beyond headlines, paving the way for deeper economic and cultural integration.

A new partnership brings news headlines to the stage, aiming to transform theatre into a public forum and redefine how Torontonians engage with stories.

As America's 250th anniversary nears, a new travel guide reveals 250 Revolutionary-era sites, helping travelers sidestep crowds for a deeper experience.

As local newsrooms struggle, a new program offers $20,000 grants and expert training to build sustainable journalism businesses across California.

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.

Ten scholarly books are shortlisted for the prestigious 2026 Canada Prizes, tackling decolonization, urban crisis, and Canada's path forward.