Produced in collaboration with leading sight loss charity, the Royal National Institute of Blind People, the May edition is the first in a year-long campaign where all issues of British Vogue will be available in audio and Braille formats. A brilliant initiative, and it would be great to see more magazines go the whole way with accessibility like this.

The NM has launched the Public Notice Portal, a platform bringing together the numerous planning announcements published by local newspapers. It’s a really interesting project - I first read about it in a release from journalism.co.uk last year - and has been funded by the Google News Initiative as a way of promoting sustainable revenue for local news organisations.

We talk a lot about how good newsletters are for retention, and the NYT has the funds to be able to experiment. So it’s no surprise that the publisher has ventured successfully into subscriber-only newsletters. I found the emphasis on this piece on how different newsletters can serve different roles in their portfolio especially notable.

Publishers should be looking for ways to demonstrate the provenance of their journalism, from inception through creation to publishing.

Last month nearly finished us off, but it was so nice to be able to catch up with many of our industry friends. If you fancy kicking us a virtual coffee, it really helps keep us going.

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