Mastering Publishing
Mastering Publishing
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The Mastering Publishing podcast is created by students from City St George's Masters in Publishing programme. Tune in for the inside scoop on the industry through interviews with City alumni working in publishing.
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The podcast explores themes such as career pathways in publishing, marketing strategies, and the evolving landscape of digital publishing with episodes highlighting personal stories like Katie Bellamy's journey in international rights and Jo Liddiard's insights into genre publishing.
The Mastering Publishing podcast is created by students from City St George’s Masters in Publishing programme. Tune in for the inside scoop on the industry through interviews with City alumni working in publishing.
Episode 1 of this new season of Mastering Publishing profiles City Publishing MA alum, Mitch Collett, who now works as a designer at Farshore, a children's imprint of HarperCollins UK. Mitch is also the creator of the Mastering Publishing logo!
Join host Hayden Ginder as she chats with 2025's employee of the year about his time at City, his design career so far, and how an assignment Mitch Collett created while studying at City helped him land a job–and was published in 2024!
This episode was created by Hayden Ginder, Elena Leodori, and Aditi Nichani. The Mastering Publishing logo was designed by former student Mitch Collett. The music was composed and performed by Max Teesdale.
Follow City St George's, University of London's Masters in Publishing programmes on Instagram at @CityUniversityPublishing
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