This week, Victoria Turk, senior editor at Wired UK talks about all the work they're doing on their brand extensions, from their flagship Wired Live event to the Wired World Special 2019 and their weekly podcast.
She also discusses what they do to stand out in a crowded market, how the print and digital teams have evolved, and the many skills you now need to get ahead in journalism.
In the news roundup the Media Voices team discuss whether the sale of Mic heralds the end of new media hopes, Glamour US going online, DMGT's latest results, and whether there's any stopping the relentless rise of Stories.
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