British businesses large and small, whether it s journalism or video or gaming, also e commerce. we can be world leaders in all of these things and a world where 60% of the planet is online and the rest are coming. and i think the challenge in the publishing industry, as david rightly illustrated, is fear at the beginning or kind of thinking it s a joke. but actually the way publishers have embraced technology, that s why the future ofjournalism, i think i m optimistic about and i think many of our panelists here today are. and claire atkinson from insider. what would you say to that? yeah, i mean, i had a look at he sun today to see what they were publishing for the american audience. and it is the usual mix of the kardashians in their underwear and a bunch of murder stories. so i would hope that brits coming to the us, to my home country, will come up with a broader range of topics that will excite audiences in the states. and david, just a brief last word. do you think british tablo
British quality content and the technology is enabling british businesses large and small, whether it s journalism or video or gaming, also e commerce. we can be world leaders in all of these things and a world where 60% of the planet is online and the rest are coming. and i think the challenge in the publishing industry, as david rightly illustrated, is fear at the beginning or kind of thinking it s a joke. but actually the way publishers have embraced technology, that s why the future ofjournalism, i think i m optimistic about and i think many of our panelists here today are. and claire atkinson from insider. what would you say to that? yeah, i mean, i had a look at he sun today to see what they were publishing for the american audience. and it is the usual mix of the kardashians in their underwear and a bunch of murder stories. so i would hope that brits coming to the us, to my home country, will come up with a broader range of topics that will excite audiences in the states. and da
We can be world leaders in all of these things and a world where 60% of the planet is online and the rest are coming. and i think the challenge in the publishing industry, as david rightly illustrated, is fear at the beginning or kind of thinking it s a joke. but actually the way publishers have embraced technology, that s why the future ofjournalism, i think i m optimistic about and i think many of our panelists here today are. and claire atkinson from insider. what would you say to that? yeah, i mean, i had a look at he sun today to see what they were publishing for the american audience. and it is the usual mix of the kardashians in their underwear and a bunch of murder stories. so i would hope that brits coming to the us, to my home country, will come up with a broader range of topics that will excite audiences in the states. and david, just a brief last word. do you think british tabloid journalism translates for an american audience? i m not sure it does if i m honest. - i mean,
Or gaming, also e commerce. we can be world leaders in all of these things and a world where 60% of the planet is online and the rest are coming. and i think the challenge in the publishing industry, as david rightly illustrated, is fear at the beginning or kind of thinking it s a joke. but actually the way publishers have embraced technology, that s why the future ofjournalism, i think i m optimistic about and i think many of our panelists here today are. and claire atkinson from insider. what would you say to that? yeah, i mean, i had a look at he sun today to see what they were publishing for the american audience. and it is the usual mix of the kardashians in their underwear and a bunch of murder stories. so i would hope that brits coming to the us, to my home country, will come up with a broader range of topics that will excite audiences in the states. and david, just a brief last word. do you think british tabloid journalism translates for an american audience? i m not sure it do
Able to track some of the art s movement at different times, but they have still never been able to actually locate it. one of my favorite museums, by the way. so melissa, tell us, how do your listeners react to these less gruesome sort of palate cleanser episodes you do? you know, it goes all over the spectrum. some people really just love to hear murder stories, and some people like us appreciate these kind of stories where it just kind of is a palate cleanser and you have something else. it s a great story. it s super interesting, but nobody dies. that s the way we always say, you know, hey, we re listening to a story this week, nobody dies. it s exciting for us. we enjoy that too. we all do. and mandy, tell me, how did both of you connect over your mutual fascination with these true crime stories? i think melissa and i both kind of had started our love for true crime in general, watching things like dateline, forensic