Connecting people who know with people who need to knowSpecialties: Journalism, design, conferences, events, websites, cinema and film, transport & planning, training (journalism)Mark Moran is an experienced journalist writing on transport, traffic management, shared mobility and urbanism.During a 35-year career at Landor LINKS he has worked on journals such as Local Transport Today (LTT), Urban Environment Today and New Urban Futures. He is currently one of the editors of the TransportXtra website.Mark launched Parking Review magazine in 1989 and a number of spin-off publications. He created the annual British Parking Awards competition in 2002 and produces its annual ceremony. In recent years he devised EVolution, a website exploring the transition to zero-emission transport, connected mobility services and autonomous vehicles.Mark also programmes a series of sector-defining conferences including current series on such as Mobility Hubs, Enforcement Excellence, and Traffic + Parking. In parallel to his transport sector work, in the 2000s Mark also secured UK Film Council support to create the journal Cinema Business. During this period he co-produced a series of conferences for the film distribution, arthouse and film festival sectors.In the academic realm, during the 1990s Mark undertook postgraduate research on Anglo-American literature (MA UCL), with a particular focus on narratives of itineracy and role-playing as a means of exploring urban underworlds.Mark is a member of the Society of Editors (SoE) and currently part of a Periodical Publishers’ Association (PPA) forum exploring issues such a digital rights.