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Media and news

From news authority to community builder

“Our industry needs to think bigger,” New York Times publicist A. G. Sulzberger declared in a recent interview, in which he detailed the media landscape’s transition of the last 20 years through a time of rebuilding, consolidation, and experimentation, in which traditional players have shifted revenue models, grown through large scale mergers, and entered into tenuous relationships with Artificial Intelligence and social media platforms—the landscape has fundamentally changed. In a time when the role of media has never been more important.

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  • Michele J. Givens
    President and CEO, Education Week

  • Maro Gartside
    Directrice du développement des produits, New England Journal of Medicine

  • Mark Silver
    Vice President, The New York Times

Media and news index

  • Forbes

    2023–2024
  • The Economist Group

    2020
  • Education Week

    2019
  • Indian Express

    2018
  • Wired Magazine

    2016
  • The Dodo

    2016
  • Political news and perspectives

    2014–2016
  • Contemporary Indian culture and its many stories

    2015–2016
  • Huffington Post

    2016
  • The definitive guide to this connected life

    2015
  • New Republic

    2015
  • Engage with creativity

    2015
  • About.com

    2014
  • Canal+

    2009–2014
  • Adage

    2014
  • Firstpost

    2011–2014
  • System Magazine

    2013–2014
  • Billboard

    2013
  • Hearst

    2010–2013
  • Bracingly creative and intelligent journalism

    2012
  • The Atlantic

    2012
  • Aol.

    2007–2012
  • Spin Magazine

    2012
  • The Verge

    2011
  • Adweek

    2011
  • I-D Magazine

    2011
  • Vice

    2009–2010
  • Yagg

    2008–2009
  • Madame Figaro

    2006
  • Condé Nast

    2003