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The power of print. Lessons from the world’s biggest brands
By Chaymae Samir From Reuters Community Young companies are launching magazines to deepen connections with consumers. If you missed Part 1 of our series on the current state and future of print, head to If Millennials killed print, will Gen Z…
Rugby World Cup semi-final: Wales 16-19 South Africa
By Dafydd Pritchard From BBC 2019 Rugby World Cup semi-final Wales (6) 16 Try: Adams Con: Halfpenny Pens: Biggar (3) South Africa (9) 19 Try: De Allende Con: Pollard Pens: Pollard (4) Wales missed out on a first World Cup final in gut-wrenching fashion as Handre Pollard’s 76th-minute penalty snatched…
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Dominican tourism is down but Not Out following sensational visitor death headlines
By Danni Santana From Skift What’s done is done as it relates to the tourism dollars lost in the Dominican Republic this summer. The country is fighting perception at this point, but instead of blaming the media, it should look…
Destinations of the week
Most Beautiful Countries in Europe By MEEROONA From Travel Away Europe…there’s no other place like it in the world! Its fabulous monuments reveal one layer of history after another, and its breathtaking natural scenery couldn’t be more diverse. From wild…
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CUPRA goes sky high on a Paris rooftop race track
The brand wins the heart of Paris with a very special driving event The CUPRA Ateca soars over the French capital with Mattias Ekström at the wheel CUPRA doubles its sales in France, one of the brand’s five fastest growing…
The US and France reportedly reach a deal over ‘digital services’ tax
By Christine Fisher From engadget Trump is expected to drop his threatened wine tariff. The Trump Administration and the French government have supposedly reached a deal that ends a feud over France’s tax on tech giants, Bloombergreports. Earlier this year, French…
The transition to digital monetization
The transition to digital is complicated and it’s slower than expected – digital isn’t a static concept. By Giles Crosse Frome Reuters Community Google’s new subscriptions lab examines the constantly evolving platforms, tools and formats that serve audience and business…
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Emiliano Sala’s doomed plane was so riddled with faults that engineer refused to repair it saying it ‘was not fit to be flown’ as investigators reveal Cardiff City star and pilot were poisoned by carbon monoxide
By Tracey Kandohla and Martin Robinson From Mail Online UK EXCLUSIVE: Airfield owner Humphrey Penney revealed craft had ‘a lot of problems’ and regular pilot David Henderson ‘unhappy with the maintenance’ Mr Penney asked to give a second opinion on…
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Frenchman in flyboard crossing bid falls in Channel, rescued: team
From PRESS TV A daredevil French inventor on Thursday failed in his attempt to fly across the Channel from France to Britain standing on a jet-powered “flyboard”, having to be rescued after falling into the sea, his team said. Franky…
Europe heatwave: Paris latest to break record with 42.6C
From BBC Paris saw a record high temperature of 42.6C (108.7F) on Thursday, amid a heatwave that broke records across Western Europe. A red alert was issued in north France. Germany also set a new national temperature record of 41.5C,…
