Bron Maher is a media reporter with a focus on multinational news. He writes for Press Gazette and his work has also been featured in Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine. Bron covers a range of topics including media industry news, journalism trends, and the impact of technology on the newsroom.
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Bron Maher's coverage is heavily focused on news media, journalism, publishers, and social media. His articles often include press releases and government announcements, indicating a focus on official information and industry developments.
For effective outreach to Bron Maher, consider offering insights into emerging trends in the news media landscape, innovative journalistic practices or ethical considerations in journalism. Additionally, pitches related to the impact of government policies on news media or publishing would likely align with his coverage attributes.
Given his inclusion of "government & politics" as a theme covered at 16%, he may also be interested in receiving pitches related to how governmental decisions affect the news industry or journalism ethics within political reporting.
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Google cookie news reaction: Publishers and adtech insiders share their views on news Google is not going to phase out cookies on chrome.
The Mirror, Express, Mail and Independent have begun requiring readers to pay for access if they do not consent to third-party cookies.
By: Bron Maher
Guardian media editor Jim Waterson, special projects editor Jonathan Shainin and UK tech editor Alex Hern are among those taking redundancy.
By: Bron Maher
Channel 4 News podcast The Political Fourcast has found success by largely ditching audio platforms and instead publishing on Youtube.
Mill Media has hired Novara Media contributing editor Moya Lothian-McLean for its upcoming title covering Glasgow.
Editor of The Scotsman Neil McIntosh is resigning from the newspaper after nearly three and a half years leading the title.
Olympics website traffic boost for leading publishers in the UK and US. Full analysis including details of which stories did best.
By: Bron Maher
The Evening Standard has told staff it is rebranding as "The London Standard" for its new, Thursdays-only print form.
Twitter alternative Bluesky may still be a minnow among the social media giants, but news publishers appear to see potential in the platform.
The Daily Telegraph had the most breaches of the Editors’ Code upheld by IPSO in 2023, its annual statement to the regulator shows.
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