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Fair warning: Congress Launch pricing ends Tuesday March 31st
The math is pretty clear here: book your Congress tickets by March 31st for the best deal. Wait, and you’ll pay €300 more after April 1st.
Launch pricing ends March 31st.
FIPP & WAN-IFRA Members: €990
Non Members: €1490
Got more than 3 people coming? Get in touch.
REGISTER HERE
We also offer discounts for non-profits, NGOs, startups and students.* Get in touch.
What’s on the agenda
Speaker announcements, more details on the pro
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In with the new: Lessons from three leading brands in how to evolve into multi-platform ecosystems
One is the legacy publisher behind iconic magazines like Elle and Cosmopolitan. The second is a UK brand telling children’s stories and the third a Tamil-language media powerhouse. Hearst España, Storytime and the Vikatan Group may be divided by international borders, size and editorial focus but all share the same approach when it comes to reader growth: clever diversification.
Whether it’s Hearst’s successful brand extensions – including partnering with universities to create luxury and dec
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Online workshop: Leading through relentless change
Ho to keep your team engaged when nothing stays still.
The Challenge: Your teams are dealing with platform shifts, AI disruption, restructures, and changing priorities – often all at once. Traditional management methods weren’t built for this pace of change.
When: Tuesday, 24 March, 3pm GMT
With global engagement at historic lows (Gallup, 2024), the question isn’t just how you cope. It’s how you keep your people engaged, productive, and moving forward when change
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Tech talk: How Bright Sites is helping to make newsrooms more efficient through AI solutions
AI solutions developer Bright Sites was, aptly enough, born in the beating heart of a news publisher. Creating bespoke platforms from a desk in the middle of newsrooms in the UK, founder Brian Alford became enamoured with the buzz of his surroundings.
“I really like the energy in newsrooms – they always want things yesterday or something happens and they suddenly want a bit of new functionality, like a map or a poll or just a different way of doing things,” he says.
Alford’s newsroom exper
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The heart of the matter: How Hello! is forging deep connections with readers in the AI age
It was a royal wedding that caused such a stir, Netflix made a documentary about it. When Princess Märtha Louise of Norway married American shaman Durek Verrett in 2024 (captured in series Royal Rebels: An Unlikely Love Story), it saw a swarm of paparazzi descending on Geiranger where the three-day nuptials took place. Finding themselves in the eye of the media storm, as is so often the case, was Hello! magazine.
“There were moments of that weekend that will live with me forever – momen
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From Amazon to Immediate: How the UK publisher is embedding a product mindset throughout its operations
If you want to embed customer obsession and experimentation into publishing, there are few better companies to learn from than Amazon. The $2 trillion technology company has certainly acted as an inspiration for Immediate as the UK publisher has reinvented its culture and infrastructure to deliver better digital experiences by applying product-thinking principles.
Acting as a perfect bridge between the two companies has been Laura Cushing, Immediate’s Product Director, who spent more than sev
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FIPP announces a trio of AI-related actions for its members
No subject led to more discussion, debate and disquiet at last year’s FIPP World Media Congress than AI and especially the impact of publisher content being used without permission, attribution or fair remuneration. Following the topics and concerns raised at the event in Madrid, FIPP has decided to take a number of actions to help our members thrive in the new AI age.
Firstly, the FIPP Advisory Board has set up an AI Working Group, led by Elsa Esparbé, Head of Global Business Devel
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BREAKING: Congress 2026 tickets just dropped
Registration is officially open for FIPP Congress 2026 in Madrid.
In case you haven’t heard, after the success of last year’s Centenary celebration (500+ delegates, 47 countries, three days of exceptional sessions and networking) we’re returning to Madrid on October 13-15, 2026.
This is launch pricing
It’s the lowest rate you’ll see. And it will expire in 5 weeks. So if Congress is on your radar for 2026, now’s the time.
FIPP & WAN-IFRA Me
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Signal achievement: Lessons in subscription strategy from The Atlantic
In March last year, The Atlantic went from writing headlines to becoming one. In what would subsequently become known as ‘Signalgate’, then US National Security Advisor Mike Waltz erroneously added the American magazine’s editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg to a messaging service group chat discussing military operations.
While the firestorm that surrounded subsequent coverage of the leak said a lot about the fractious relationship between the White House and the media, it also underlined t
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Join FIPP for events around the world in 2026
As 2026 gets into full swing, it’s time for FIPP members to start marking their calendars for what is an absolutely jampacked year. The recent merger between FIPP and WAN-IFRA means there are more unmissable media events than ever to attend across the globe.
In April, European media colleagues will congregate in Frankfurt to dive into the most talked about issue of our time. The WAN-IFRA AI Forum will take place on 13 and 14 April and will explore AI’s far-reaching impact on content crea
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Health check: Behind the scenes at Good Food’s popular new social media sub-brand
With misinformation reaching epidemic levels online, one established brand has created a particularly effective antidote. Good Food, for so long a bastion of promoting culinary health, has officially launched a new sub-brand to bust myths around wellbeing and teach its readers how to stay in tip top shape. And the way they are delivering these doses of science-based facts, is through the short, sharp hits of social media.
Showcasing trusted health journalism, Good Health by Good Food posts vi
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Fair warning: Congress Launch pricing ends Tuesday March 31st
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In with the new: Lessons from three leading brands in how to evolve into multi-platform ecosystems
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Online workshop: Leading through relentless change
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Tech talk: How Bright Sites is helping to make newsrooms more efficient through AI solutions
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The heart of the matter: How Hello! is forging deep connections with readers in the AI age
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From Amazon to Immediate: How the UK publisher is embedding a product mindset throughout its operations
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FIPP announces a trio of AI-related actions for its members
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BREAKING: Congress 2026 tickets just dropped
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Signal achievement: Lessons in subscription strategy from The Atlantic
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Fair warning: Congress Launch pricing ends Tuesday March 31st
The math is pretty clear here: book your Congress tickets by March 31st for the best deal. Wait, and you’ll pay €300 more after April 1st.
Launch pricing ends March 31st.
FIPP & WAN-IFRA Members: €990
Non Members: €1490
Got more than 3 people coming? Get in touch.
REGISTER HERE
We also offer discounts for non-profits, NGOs, startups and students.* Get in touch.
What’s on the agenda
Speaker announcements, more details on the pro
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In with the new: Lessons from three leading brands in how to evolve into multi-platform ecosystems
One is the legacy publisher behind iconic magazines like Elle and Cosmopolitan. The second is a UK brand telling children’s stories and the third a Tamil-language media powerhouse. Hearst España, Storytime and the Vikatan Group may be divided by international borders, size and editorial focus but all share the same approach when it comes to reader growth: clever diversification.
Whether it’s Hearst’s successful brand extensions – including partnering with universities to create luxury and dec
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Online workshop: Leading through relentless change
Ho to keep your team engaged when nothing stays still.
The Challenge: Your teams are dealing with platform shifts, AI disruption, restructures, and changing priorities – often all at once. Traditional management methods weren’t built for this pace of change.
When: Tuesday, 24 March, 3pm GMT
With global engagement at historic lows (Gallup, 2024), the question isn’t just how you cope. It’s how you keep your people engaged, productive, and moving forward when change
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0 👁
Tech talk: How Bright Sites is helping to make newsrooms more efficient through AI solutions
AI solutions developer Bright Sites was, aptly enough, born in the beating heart of a news publisher. Creating bespoke platforms from a desk in the middle of newsrooms in the UK, founder Brian Alford became enamoured with the buzz of his surroundings.
“I really like the energy in newsrooms – they always want things yesterday or something happens and they suddenly want a bit of new functionality, like a map or a poll or just a different way of doing things,” he says.
Alford’s newsroom exper
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The heart of the matter: How Hello! is forging deep connections with readers in the AI age
It was a royal wedding that caused such a stir, Netflix made a documentary about it. When Princess Märtha Louise of Norway married American shaman Durek Verrett in 2024 (captured in series Royal Rebels: An Unlikely Love Story), it saw a swarm of paparazzi descending on Geiranger where the three-day nuptials took place. Finding themselves in the eye of the media storm, as is so often the case, was Hello! magazine.
“There were moments of that weekend that will live with me forever – momen
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0 👁
From Amazon to Immediate: How the UK publisher is embedding a product mindset throughout its operations
If you want to embed customer obsession and experimentation into publishing, there are few better companies to learn from than Amazon. The $2 trillion technology company has certainly acted as an inspiration for Immediate as the UK publisher has reinvented its culture and infrastructure to deliver better digital experiences by applying product-thinking principles.
Acting as a perfect bridge between the two companies has been Laura Cushing, Immediate’s Product Director, who spent more than sev
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0 👁
FIPP announces a trio of AI-related actions for its members
No subject led to more discussion, debate and disquiet at last year’s FIPP World Media Congress than AI and especially the impact of publisher content being used without permission, attribution or fair remuneration. Following the topics and concerns raised at the event in Madrid, FIPP has decided to take a number of actions to help our members thrive in the new AI age.
Firstly, the FIPP Advisory Board has set up an AI Working Group, led by Elsa Esparbé, Head of Global Business Devel
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0 👁
BREAKING: Congress 2026 tickets just dropped
Registration is officially open for FIPP Congress 2026 in Madrid.
In case you haven’t heard, after the success of last year’s Centenary celebration (500+ delegates, 47 countries, three days of exceptional sessions and networking) we’re returning to Madrid on October 13-15, 2026.
This is launch pricing
It’s the lowest rate you’ll see. And it will expire in 5 weeks. So if Congress is on your radar for 2026, now’s the time.
FIPP & WAN-IFRA Me
0
0 👁
Signal achievement: Lessons in subscription strategy from The Atlantic
In March last year, The Atlantic went from writing headlines to becoming one. In what would subsequently become known as ‘Signalgate’, then US National Security Advisor Mike Waltz erroneously added the American magazine’s editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg to a messaging service group chat discussing military operations.
While the firestorm that surrounded subsequent coverage of the leak said a lot about the fractious relationship between the White House and the media, it also underlined t
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0 👁
Join FIPP for events around the world in 2026
As 2026 gets into full swing, it’s time for FIPP members to start marking their calendars for what is an absolutely jampacked year. The recent merger between FIPP and WAN-IFRA means there are more unmissable media events than ever to attend across the globe.
In April, European media colleagues will congregate in Frankfurt to dive into the most talked about issue of our time. The WAN-IFRA AI Forum will take place on 13 and 14 April and will explore AI’s far-reaching impact on content crea
0
0 👁
Health check: Behind the scenes at Good Food’s popular new social media sub-brand
With misinformation reaching epidemic levels online, one established brand has created a particularly effective antidote. Good Food, for so long a bastion of promoting culinary health, has officially launched a new sub-brand to bust myths around wellbeing and teach its readers how to stay in tip top shape. And the way they are delivering these doses of science-based facts, is through the short, sharp hits of social media.
Showcasing trusted health journalism, Good Health by Good Food posts vi
0
0 👁
Fair warning: Congress Launch pricing ends Tuesday March 31st
The math is pretty clear here: book your Congress tickets by March 31st for the best deal. Wait, and you’ll pay €300 more af…
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In with the new: Lessons from three leading brands in how to evolve into multi-platform ecosystems
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Online workshop: Leading through relentless change
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Tech talk: How Bright Sites is helping to make newsrooms more efficient through AI solutions
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The heart of the matter: How Hello! is forging deep connections with readers in the AI age
FIPP - Media News · Mar 9, 2026

From Amazon to Immediate: How the UK publisher is embedding a product mindset throughout its operations
FIPP - Media News · Feb 26, 2026

FIPP announces a trio of AI-related actions for its members
FIPP - Media News · Feb 25, 2026

BREAKING: Congress 2026 tickets just dropped
FIPP - Media News · Feb 24, 2026
Signal achievement: Lessons in subscription strategy from The Atlantic
In March last year, The Atlantic went from writing headlines to becoming one. In what would subsequently become known as ‘Signalga…
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