Billboard company Wildstone has snapped up 13 of London’s highest profile digital advertising installations in an £80 million deal with Transport for London. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eCzjTk_u
About us
Founded in 1827, the Evening Standard is London’s most iconic news brand and the UK’s largest quality daily. Recognised as setting the agenda in politics and business, as well as being first with major news and sports stories, the brand reaches a total of 18 million cross-platform readers a month. Every day we have 2.6 million cross-platform readers and 87% of those consume our news on mobile.
London is our community, we represent the city and its diverse residents at every level, campaigning for Londoners, the city and the businesses and creativity that operate here. We are a voice for London - a voice that holds power politically and globally and we intend never to lose that influence
Launched in 1987, London’s life and style bible Evening Standard Magazine celebrates the thriving culture, art, fashion, beauty, food, film and theatre scenes in London. Published every Thursday and Friday, ES Magazine is the barometer for what to buy, see and experience in the capital each week, reaching a wide and affluent readership across the city.
Our Commercial Mission
We are the voice of modern London, the destination for brands to connect with valuable audiences through engaging and inspiring content, in the capital, the UK and the globe.
We co-create content in a value exchange with our readers and provide best in class solutions for brands who wish to do the same. Our solutions team, Studio 27, offer the content and platform expertise to allow your brand to reach our readers in a way that we know works.
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- Newspaper Publishing
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- 51-200 employees
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- London
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- Privately Held
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- news, print, online, advertising, and journalism
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Employees at The London Standard
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Radhika Aligh
Head of Video at Evening Standard
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Albert Read
Exec Chairman of The Standard, Former Managing Director of Conde Nast, Author of the Imagination Muscle
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Darshan Loganathan
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Mars El Brogy
TEDx speaker | Multimedia & multichannel exec producer | Journalist | Content creator | Presenter
Updates
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House price growth slowing as April stamp duty changes loom. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e2xgPyTh
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Introduced by George Osborne back in his 2016 budget, the Lifetime ISA (LISA) was designed with aspiring first time buyers in mind but she is in dire need of a makeover. Read why: https://lnkd.in/dKS5MrTY
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London has consolidated its status as the unicorn capital of Europe with almost 50 start-up valued at more than $1 billion based in the capital, according to new research. Read more: https://lnkd.in/etccg5Rq
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In this week’s #TheLondonStandard, a special report takes a closer look at the falling birth rate in the capital and how the numbers will affect the city long-term. According to former Tory MP Miriam Cates, the dip in the average number of children had per woman is “the one overarching threat to British conservatism and to the whole of Western society”. Many experts believe that unless we solve this “baby-geddon”, life in the city as we know it could collapse. Read why many women are opting out of motherhood and how this will affect society as a whole: https://lnkd.in/eBCYRe5c And don’t forget to pick up a copy of the print today or tomorrow 🗞
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Higher spending in pubs and bars helped to deliver surprise economic growth for Chancellor Rachel Reeves who has faced heavy criticism over her Budget. The economy grew by 0.4 per cent in December, beating City expectations. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eTA9eiKg
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Economic growth slowed down sharply in the second half of last year. UK is on course for a second shallow “technical recession” in little more than a year if the first quarter of 2025 also proves disappointing. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eNBjaPQ8
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Can Labour’s big spin on AI and tech keep Silicon Roundabout turning? Read here: https://lnkd.in/egkhkSrN
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Bank of England cuts interest rates to 4.5% Read more: https://lnkd.in/eBi3qa4J