Deborah Joseph, Paul McNamee, Zing Tsjeng and Justice Williams MBE shared some brilliant insights into building a personal brand without it taking over your life — and a huge thanks to Kirsty McGregor for hosting this fascinating breakfast event.

Dan Green and Ian Hislop had a conversation about editing, journalism, and what it takes to run a publication that actually says something. Sharp questions, honest answers, good food, and a room full of editors hanging on every word.

The brightest new names in British magazine and digital publishing were celebrated last night at the BSME Talent Awards 2026, held at Quaglino’s, St James’s, London. Hosted by broadcaster and author Kemi Rodgers, alongside BSME chair 2026 Dan Green, the event recognised the next generation of editorial excellence across print and digital platforms.

Branded content has spent years trying to shake its "dirty" reputation. At BSME’s April event at The Peninsula, it felt like that argument might finally be settled.

The first big BSME event of 2026 brought together editors, creatives and industry figures for an evening at the gorgeous Bob Bob Ricard City — and what an evening it was. The room buzzed, the canapés kept coming and the fizz flowed.

AI is already shaping how editorial teams work. The question is: are you leading it, or reacting to it?

This BSME session at Bankside Autograph Collection cut through the hype and fear to show editors what good AI use looks like right now, highlighting quick wins that actually save time, and offering practical guidance on leading teams confidently through AI adoption.

What is the key to a successful newsletter in 2026? Our panel of experts reveal their top tips for building dedicated audiences in an ever-changing digital landscape.

Britain’s top editors, art directors, columnists and creatives were honoured at the BSME Awards 2025, known affectionately as the Oscars of the magazine world.

The BSME was delighted to host an intimate dinner and discussion around diversity and inclusion in the media industry on 23 October. 

Passion and a great idea are the typical ingredients of making an indie magazine – but how do you turn that into commercial success?

Moments from last night’s BSME Summer Party on the rooftop terrace of Lucky Cat by Gordon Ramsay, hosted by our 2025 Chair, Andrea Thompson.

BSME members welcomed the opportunity for some creative R&R, spotting big hitters and enjoying some fantasy shopping at the press preview of the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts.

The brightest new names in British magazine and digital publishing were celebrated last night at the BSME Talent Awards 2025, held at 100 Wardour Street in Soho, London.

The BSME hosted a compelling breakfast event this week featuring renowned former Vanity Fair and The New Yorker editor and author, Tina Brown CBE. 

Twenty-five years ago, the internet revolution began to transform the media world. With AI, the changes will be foundational – but does that present a threat or an opportunity?

To celebrate International Women’s Month, the BSME and Rosewood London are hosting a thought-provoking discussion about women in journalism featuring Andrea Thompson, chair of the BSME and editor-in-chief of Marie Claire in conversation with journalist and broadcaster Emma Barnett

In the week after Meta announced it was firing 40,000 factcheckers and with trusted reporting seemingly under attack, BSME members came together to discuss how to bridge the divide between journalism and advertising.