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A leading media firm in the United Kingdom seeks a dynamic Digital Editor responsible for driving the editorial direction of digital content. This role entails spearheading innovation, optimizing content for diverse audiences, and integrating digital strategies across teams. The ideal candidate will possess substantial experience in audience engagement and a passion for storytelling, science, and technology. The position offers an exciting opportunity to shape the brand’s future in a digitally focused environment.
We are seeking a dynamic, entrepreneurial Digital Editor to take editorial ownership of our digital products and lead our editorial teams through a period of bold innovation and digital change. New Scientist is a legacy brand with a reputation built on expert and authoritative journalism. We are entering a new chapter of digital-first innovation to reach a larger, younger, and digital native audience, while staying true to our values of expert, quality journalism. This role will drive that evolution, helping us to deliver on our digital vision, spearhead a culture of innovation and experimentation, and lead the team in digital best practice. The successful candidate will combine strategic vision with hands-on execution, working closely with editorial, product, technology, marketing, and audience teams to reimagine what our brand means for the next generation of audiences.
New Scientist is the world's global science media brand, reaching more than [1.2 million] readers every month. The website, app and print editions cover international news from a scientific standpoint, and ask the big-picture questions about life, the universe, technological progress and what it means to be human. The magazine was founded in 1956 for "all those interested in scientific discovery and its social consequences". It now includes newsletters, videos, podcasts, courses, holidays and live events in the UK, US and Australia, including New Scientist Live, the world's greatest festival of science and technology.