Quotes about Table.Briefings

"Table.Briefings are the gold standard for quality journalism in this country."

"Table.Media stands out because of the quality of its specialist editors. The best in the field have gathered here."

"Table.Briefings are fresh and go deep. This is exactly the right concept for the future of journalism."

"If you want to know tonight what matters tomorrow, you need Table.Briefings."

"Table.Briefings have already made a real impact in the short time they've existed."

"Table.Media is playing an increasingly important role in the Chancellery... it’s pretty remarkable to get so much concentrated expertise for a relatively low price."

"You provide information we can’t find anywhere else. We used to have to research all that ourselves. You save us a lot of time – you’ve changed the way we work."

"100Headlines is basically a Chancellor’s daily briefing for everyone – after all, not everyone has a government spokesperson to sum up the day’s news every morning."

"I’m pretty impressed by the depth and quality... this is quality journalism, it pays good people, and it’s successful. ... Turner has understood what decision-makers need, and the 'mainstream' media just can’t meet that need anymore."

"Top professionals are moving to Table Media... renowned and experienced journalists... from major outlets and top organizations like ARD, SPIEGEL, or Süddeutsche Zeitung... offering expertise on a level that’s rarely seen in the industry these days."

"Deep Journalism – An Opportunity for Quality Media. Media need domain expertise, writes Sebastian Turner in our series 'My View on Journalism.' Turner argues: That’s where a big economic opportunity lies for journalism. Here, we’re exclusively publishing a preview of Turner’s new book (Deep Journalism)."

"Rising star... Table.Media primarily targets decision-makers in politics and business... delivers analysis and background on regulation and policy from Brussels... and increasingly manages to break relevant stories first."

"There aren’t many media founders these days, and Sebastian Turner is one of the most interesting among them. ... About a hundred people now work there, producing so-called Professional Briefings... I was surprised by the approachability of a patient and original-thinking conversation partner who – like me – is fascinated by media change, differentiated journalism – and four-quadrant matrices."

"Research.Table shines a light on corners of the research ministry that not even the minister knows, but should."

"Research.Table is my 'must read' and 'want read.'"

"Research.Table: Twice a week, the latest and most important news from research and innovation. A must!"