Newsroom
Acquisitions, launches, editorial appointments, and notes on how we work. The company record, in public.
Science Blog's homepage now carries dedicated columns from the house's founders — slower, essayistic features published alongside the daily desk, under real bylines with real accountability.
Planet Earth as a news beat — hazards, water, ecosystems, and climate impacts. From the same newsroom family as Space Daily, now with its own editorial team and a long reads section.
Founded in 2002 and one of the longest-running science news sites on the internet, Science Blog joins the house with Lachlan Brown as Editor-in-Chief.
A public update on the shared framework behind every masthead — collective editorial bylines, how AI tools fit into the workflow, contributor identity, and where accountability sits.
Two new publications join the house: thirty years of space industry reporting from Space Daily, and Scandinavian design, travel, and culture from Scandinavia Standard.
The second long-form issue from the magazine of conscious living turns to time — how the ways we eat and live compound over decades, and what is actually worth keeping.
A landmark year — VegOut passes 100 million readers, video expands across three YouTube channels, and the house deepens its editorial quality systems.
The Amsterdam-founded publication has documented the European technology ecosystem since 2014. Under the house, Silicon Canals expands into politics, cities, and long-form reporting, with a larger editorial team behind it.
The magazine of conscious living moves into video with food-systems essays — what we eat, the industries behind it, and the cultural conversations around eating.
A beloved family-creativity resource since 2008, Artful Parent joins Brown Brothers Media with a stewardship brief: protect the legacy, widen the editorial focus to modern family life, and invest in hands-on video.
Christy joins the house's Singapore headquarters, working across editorial products and audience growth for the network's publications.
Three brothers — an editor, a publisher, and a platform builder — combine their businesses under one roof, with two websites and one editorial standard.