Bron Maher is a media reporter at Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine. He covers a range of topics including journalism, media, corporate finance, corporate sustainability, and startups, often exploring the intersection of these themes in the evolving media landscape. His work has also been featured in Press Gazette.
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Bron Maher's coverage is heavily focused on news media, journalism, publishers, and social media. His articles often include press releases and government announcements, indicating a focus on official information and industry developments.
For effective outreach to Bron Maher, consider offering insights into emerging trends in the news media landscape, innovative journalistic practices or ethical considerations in journalism. Additionally, pitches related to the impact of government policies on news media or publishing would likely align with his coverage attributes.
Given his inclusion of "government & politics" as a theme covered at 16%, he may also be interested in receiving pitches related to how governmental decisions affect the news industry or journalism ethics within political reporting.
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By: Bron Maher
YouTube has walked back an executive’s comments claiming the platform is working on integrating with publisher paywalls.
Following a landmark antitrust case Google is required to make changes to its adtech business. But will publishers reap any benefit?
The Financial Times Group’s specialist acquisition strategy focuses on subscription businesses serving competitive, ideally regulated and potentially
“I really believe the creator economy is bullshit,” said Industry Dive co-founder Sean Griffey. That’s not, he explained, because creators don’t make
By: Bron Maher
Axel Springer has begun a restructure of The Daily Telegraph, laying off staff amid a push to be a "global media and intelligence business."
