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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By: Bron Maher
VK Media says it has grown revenue with a tool that predicts when a story is about to go viral on Google Discover.
By: Bron Maher
Guardian strike: In depth pictures and reports from Guardian HQ has staff stage first strike at title in more than 50 years.
Longtime Sky News business presenter Ian King will leave the broadcaster in the spring and has already "stepped back" from Business Live.
Tech magazine Wired UK is dropping from a bimonthly to a quarterly print schedule, it has told subscribers.
By: Bron Maher
GB News has hit out at a report accusing it of “almost obsessive” coverage of Muslims, saying it is “inaccurate and defamatory”.
Editor Paul McNamee says The Big Issue has broadened its focus from homelessness to poverty amid a digital shift.
Investigative newsrooms have decried a Land Registry move to double the cost of getting information, calling it a “tax on proper journalism”.
British Journalism Awards interviewer of the year on Boris Johnson 'screw up' and Michelle Mone encounter.
By: Bron Maher
Bloomberg editor John Micklethwait has called paywalls “the safest way to guarantee journalistic jobs” in a speech about journalism and AI.
Media Concierge said it plans not to close any print titles and wants to focus on local news.
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