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07/08/2026
With just two weeks left to nominate, who deserves to be named Editors’ Editor of the Year? 🏆
We’re asking you to nominate a fellow editor, editor-in-chief or editorial director whose achievements over the past year deserve to be celebrated - whether they’ve grown a title, redefined its direction or taken on a bigger role.
Nominations are free and close on 21 August.
Nominate now via the link in bio.
03/08/2026
At Latitude Festival last week, Laurence Mozafari 🙃 explained why supporting the publications, podcasts and independent writers you value really matters - and why, without that backing, they might not be here in the future.
Why are Gen Z ditching traditional media?
We put the question to , and after their session at .
Here’s what they had to say.
“Timidity is the thing that kills you.”
At our recent ICONS Lunch, legendary editor Ian Hislop explained why he’s always believed bold editorial decisions pay off, and why the biggest mistake is assuming audiences won’t surprise you.
In conversation with BSME Chair Dan Green at
22/07/2026
Congratulations to the team at The New Statesman, our June winner. 🎉
This brilliantly reimagined Bayeux Tapestry places Keir Starmer as King Harold and the new PM Andy Burnham as a knight on horseback, giving the Battle of Hastings a witty 2026 update.
Designed by the talented Lisa Sheehan and .weathers.design, it’s a striking cover packed with creativity and historical references.
Don’t forget to tag us this month for a chance to win next time. ✨
Our 2026 Chair Dan Green explains why you should enter our 2026 Awards and the benefits of even just being shortlisted.
08/07/2026
Looking for your next role in magazines, media or digital publishing?
Swipe through to see some of the latest opportunities at ELLE Decoration UK, The Guardian CNN Country Living and more.
30/06/2026
“A profile is something you earn.” - Kirsty McGregor
From social media and newsletters to podcasts, speaking gigs and live events, journalists are increasingly expected to build a profile beyond their day job. But is it necessary, and where should you focus your time?
Join Deborah Joseph, Kirsty McGregor, Paul McNamee, Zing Tsjeng and Justice Williams MBE on Tuesday 7 July at Scarfe’s Bar, Rosewood London, for a candid discussion on visibility, reputation and what “having a profile” actually means in 2026.
A few places remain. Members free, non-members £25 + VAT. Link in bio.
At our recent ICONS Lunch, Ian Hislop reflected on Keir Starmer’s resignation, the media’s role in the revolving door of Prime Ministers, the pressure for constant political drama, and why governing often gets less attention than campaigning.
In conversation with BSME Chair Dan Green at .
On Friday, we were thrilled to celebrate legendary editor Ian Hislop at our 2026 ICONS Lunch at The , in conversation with the BSME’s 2026 Chair Dan Green .
Reflecting on four decades as editor of , Ian shared stories from the newsroom, lessons from some of Britain’s biggest investigations, and his thoughts on the future of journalism, magazines and media.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for a brilliant afternoon 💫
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