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Hearst makes Claire Sanderson editor-in-chief of Women’s Health UK and Men’s Health UK

Claire Sanderson has led Women's Health UK since 2017.

By Bron Maher

Elle UK’s move from subscriptions to membership shares access to editors’ ‘daily joys’

Elle UK editor in chief Kenya Hunt explains why the future is bright for Elle magazine.

By Dominic Ponsford

Editorial ‘co-pilots’ and monetising archives: Generative AI in action at ITN, Future, Bauer, AP and others

Including testing paywall copy, training chatbots on one expert site and translating news.

By Bron Maher

Ranked: Most popular women’s and men’s lifestyle websites in UK in 2023

Hello!, Good Housekeeping and OK! lead the women's online market.

By Aisha Majid

How to keep subscribers: What’s working at Hearst, Immediate and Mark Allen Group

Marketing and retention bosses at Hearst, Immediate and Mark Allen Group on how they keep subscribers.

By Charlotte Tobitt

Gender pay gap at UK media companies narrows to 12%

There are more men than women in the top-paid quartile at 91% of major UK media companies.

By Charlotte Tobitt

Magazine ABCs 2022: Digital edition circulation up by 22%

ABC consumer magazine data shows growth in digital circulation in 2022.

By Aisha Majid

Women’s interest magazine ABCs 2022: Slimming World only title to see print growth

Six titles recorded year-on-year digital circulation growth in the UK and Ireland.

By Bron Maher

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