Chris Sutcliffe is a news editor at Marketing Week and a freelance reporter. He is also the host and co-founder of the @mediavoicespod. His work focuses on a variety of topics within the marketing industry, including brand strategies, customer retention, and the evolving landscape of podcasting.
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By: Chris Sutcliffe
Some of the biggest titles of the past few years have demonstrated that mobile platforms do not need to be a lesser alt…
By: Chris Sutcliffe
Some of the biggest titles of the past few years have demonstrated that mobile platforms do not need to be a lesser alt…
By: Chris Sutcliffe
On this week's episode of The Publisher Podcast by Media Voices, we speak to Eric Ulken, Vice President of Product at The Baltimore Banner. The Baltimore Banner is a nonprofit news organisation launched in 2022 which serves the Baltimore region, and ...
By: Chris Sutcliffe
The Baltimore Banner launched in June 2022, with a mission to fill a gap in local news reporting in Maryland. Funded by the Venetoulis Institute for Local Journalism, the non-profit faced an uphill battle to serve its audience with limited resources...
By: Chris Sutcliffe
On this week's episode of Media Voices, we hear from The Knowledge's founder Jon Connell. The Knowledge is a free-to-read newsletter aimed not at a particular demographic, but at a 'mindset'.Connell and team's aim is to provide an antidote to the...
By: Chris Sutcliffe
The Knowledge is a daily digest newsletter founded in 2021. Since then, its readership has grown to over "140,000 happy readers", who appreciate its format and content. But it took a while for The Knowledge team to identify what makes its product app...
By: Chris Sutcliffe
This week on The Publisher Podcast, as part of the product-oriented remit we've set ourselves for the series, we hear from Ludovica D'Angelo, Director of Publishing Operations for the Total Politics Group. As we discuss in the episode, that's a very specialised publishing business – and a commensurately specialised role.
By: Chris Sutcliffe
Total Politics Group is a – surprise! – politics-oriented specialist publisher. With brands including The House, Politics Home, The Parliament, and more under its belt, it has long been a fixture of the UK media landscape. But as Ludovica D'Angelo, its Director of Publishing Operations, explains, its approach to product development is extremely modern.
By: Chris Sutcliffe
In this week's episode of The Publisher Podcast, we hear from Emma O'Brian, SVP Strategy for Dow Jones. Everyone knows Dow Jones – or at least a few parts of its portfolio, even if they don't know it as part of the greater organisation. But as the company moves from a portfolio-based business to a vertical-oriented publishing and information one, how is that impacting its back room strategy, and how it seeks new acquisitions?
By: Chris Sutcliffe
Dow Jones is more than simply the index that bears its name. Its stable of publications – including the Wall Street Journal, Barron's, MarketWatch, and many more – are vital for those working in the fields of energy, financial markets, commodities trading and many more.
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