Colin Morrison is the Chairman at Flashes & Flames Media Ltd. He specializes in publishing and media, focusing on themes such as business conferences, trade shows, and the intersection of finance and technology. Colin's insights and expertise have been featured in Yardbarker, JAPAN Forward, The Scotsman, and Flashes & Flames Media Ltd.
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Colin Morrison's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly boxing, and content & publishing with a mix of announcements and expert commentary. Given this focus, he would be most responsive to pitches offering insights into the latest developments in the sports industry or trends in content creation and publishing.
Consider reaching out if you have expertise related to new media ventures or successful subscription strategies for online publications, as these align with Colin's coverage themes.
Additionally, given the high percentage of profile features and private sector announcements in his work, consider pitching profiles of prominent figures within the media industry or exclusive announcements from companies operating within these sectors.
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By: Colin Morrison
MediaVoices this week awarded the winners of The Publisher Podcast & Newsletter Awards 2026 at a ceremony in London, following The Publisher Summit. The awards recognize outstanding achievements in the podcasts and newsletters which increasingly represent media audience and revenue growth. For increasing numbers of established publishers, podcasts and newsletters are no longer an ancillary or mere promotional activity.
This month, the New York Times launched The Local, a three-times weekly newsletter in Minneapolis and St Paul, in Minnesota, which is intended to be a blueprint for other cities and states across the...
It’s almost six months since the launch of Anthropic’s legal plugins prompted the “Claude crash” which wiped an estimated 18% off the share values of RELX and Thomson Reuters. As RELX this week report...
With the continuing Iran conflict, trade show operators are approaching what had been scheduled as the August-September resumption of Middle East events, many of which had been deferred from earlier i...
Early next year, the UK-based, family-owned Haymarket Group will celebrate its 70th anniversary anniversary and also the 94th birthday of founder, Michael (Lord) Heseltine. The former UK deputy prime...
William Reed is the 162-year-old, family-owned B2B information and events publisher focused on the food, drink and hospitality industries. Its £80mn revenue has multiplied more than 7x since 1995 when 100% of the profit had been generated by its founding UK magazine, The Grocer. At least 50% of revenue now comes from live events, powered by the highly successful ‘The World’s 50 Best’ series of awards for hotels, bars and restaurants. More than 30% of William Reed revenue now comes from outside the UK.
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Flashes & Flames has gathered an unrivalled group of industry leaders to share their strategies, lessons and learnings from AI. More than 30 CEOs and technology specialists are participating in The Definitive AI Forum for Media, Information & Events 2026, in London on Wednesday 18 November.
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