Why Raconteur is launching a current affairs monthly for millennials, Snapchat's new features explained

 

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31st March 2016

Raconteur bets on print with current affairs monthly for millennials Raconteur is launching a free current affairs monthly aimed at millennials who want thoughtful, quality journalism in print, founder and publisher Freddie Ossberg explains. Snapchat's new features herald big challenge to Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp Snapchat is intent on positioning itself as the most "human" method of chatting on your phone, says the chief executive of TMW Unlimited. Red Bull Media House to provide content on Reuters Media Express Red Bull Media House, the media company focusing on sports, culture and lifestyle, has partnered with Reuters to publish content on the news site's Media Express division. Renault sponsors Discovery adventure shows with James Cracknell idents Discovery Networks has bagged its biggest sponsorship deal to date after agreeing a nine-month deal with Renault for its adventure programming. EE TV 'Recordings To Go' lets users watch and keep free-to-view content on mobiles EE is enabling its TV customers to transfer any programme or film from 70-plus free-to-view channels to their mobile device as soon as it has aired, with all content free from blocks or expiry dates. My Media Week: Rupert Staines, RadiumOne We join Rupert Staines, managing director, Europe at RadiumOne, as he adjusts to rural life (village quiz and all), gets psyched about Kathleen Saxton’s new venture and welcomes new Nordic hires. Pay-per-read, crowdfunding, patrons: Do we need a new funding model for newspapers? The demise of The Independent print edition raises the question of how we can fund quality journalism in the future. W's Warren Johnson considers some radical proposals. Do you regard social media as a threat? Turn it around and enhance your authority with original content and social media curation tools     Presented by Brand Republic and CrowdyNews Eurostar launches new train with Instagram campaign Eurostar, the high-speed rail service, is promoting its new London-Paris train with an Instagram campaign. Vice Media to buy Pulse Films Vice Media, the youth-focused media company, is set to acquire Pulse Films, the independent content studio, ahead of launching a TV channel in the UK. Vodafone to sponsor Capital's Summertime Ball for further three years Vodafone has partnered with Global for a further three years to sponsor Capital's Summertime Ball. Latest blogs My Media Week: Farrah Storr, Cosmopolitan It’s no ordinary week for Farrah Storr, editor at Cosmopolitan, as she joins the fashionistas at Paris Fashion Week before heading to her heartland, Manchester, for Magnetic’s Spark North conference. My Media Week: James Kirkham, Copa90 We join James Kirkham in his new post as head of Copa90, gearing up for expansion, championing disruptive football content and sampling the odd beer along the way, natch. My Media Week: Ed Cox, Forward Media This week Ed Cox, the managing director of Forward Media, talks start-ups, Snapchat and Star Wars. Head of Ad Operations , Formula Won Up to £80k doe + bens, London (Central), London (Greater) Creative Solutions Manager - Sales Planner - Sexy Ad Solutions , Ultimate Asset £35000 - £40000 per annum + commission and benefits, London Junior Technical AM (ad ops/AM) , MediaMigo Recruitment Limited Salary approx £20-24k + 10-20% comms, London (Central), London (Greater) Digital Sales Manager - game changing new ad product!! , MediaMigo Recruitment Limited £40-50k dep on experience + 40% comms and benefits, London (Central), London (Greater) AV Buying Exec - Media Agency - Agency exp essential!! , MediaMigo Recruitment Limited £25-30k dep on experience + benefits (eg pension/percy club/opp to job swap abroad), London (Central), London (Greater)

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