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Publishers from South Africa, India and Vietnam told the FIPP World Media Congress in Madrid that the audiences the industry ...

At FIPP World Media Congress, Lulu Skantze and Yulia Boyle called on publishers to invest in the next generation of […] ...

At the FIPP World Media Congress 2026, Marie Claire International’s Nicia Rodwell discussed changing ideas of status and why ...

Media companies urgently need to take control of who can access their information and on what terms to cash in on the ...

When AgriMedia acquired Wijn en Wijngaard magazine in 2024 it came with a very modest subscriber database. Two years later it has blossomed into potent brand that’s branched out into conferences, ...

How Manera has grown from a Spanish interiors title into editions in Mexico and Benelux – while keeping a distinctive ...

Harvard Business Review, Time, People Inc. and leading Spanish publishers were among the voices shaping Day One in Madrid. How can media businesses grow when technology, geopolitics and audience ...

More than 400 media leaders from 40+ countries are gathered in Madrid to explore the forces shaping publishing, and the fundamentals that matter most. The FIPP World Media Congress 2026 is now ...

When FIPP decided to create a report on the enduring impact of print advertising, we hoped the raft of survey questions sent out to readers and advertisers would get a good response. What followed ...

From an impressive new milestone by The New York Times to the remarkable success of small local publications in Norway, FIPP’s latest Global Digital Subscription Snapshot underlines the continued ...

Dating back to Roman Times, the humble newsletter has not only endured but has grown in relevance and importance. Bypassing unpredictable algorithms and social media toxicity, newsletters establish a ...