Scotland Yard’s investigation into Brexit blogger Darren Grimes following his controversial interview with historian David Starkey raises concerns over free speech the Society of Editors has warned.
The Guardian yesterday launched a new marketing effort in Berlin and Dublin for its international news magazine, Guardian Weekly.
Reach has appointed Niranjan Umashanker as Director of Customer Insights.
The Sun has launched a new campaign to ask its readers to go green by pledging to reduce their waste, meat consumption, plastic use, and to recycle, reuse and repair more by joining its Green Team.
Two outstanding newspaper campaigns – Power Up The North and Helen’s Law – have won the local and national Making a Difference awards for 2020.
Steve Thompson has been appointed regional editor for Newsquest Lancashire/Greater Manchester, which includes daily brands The Bolton News and Lancashire Telegraph.
DC Thomson Media is investing in multiple titles with a trio of brand and marketing campaigns, with activity across OOH, digital, experiential and PR.
The Metro has announced it will be launching a monthly edition of its lifestyle newsletter to talk about race in the UK.
A major new study “World Without News” has revealed how the nation’s appreciation and value of journalism has increased significantly since the onset of the global coronavirus pandemic.
The Guardian has announced it is doubling down on its climate commitments and launching further initiatives one year after pledging to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.
The Impartial Reporter scooped The Regional Media Award at the Amnesty International UK Media Awards 2020 for its outstanding investigation into historical sexual abuse.
Local editors have issued a stark call for Government to intervene in the UK digital advertising marketplace to curb the activities of Google and Facebook which could wipe out local journalism.
This week, News UK announced the launch of Studio PI, an independent photography and illustration agency that champions talent from underrepresented backgrounds in the creative industry.
Readly and Aftonbladet, Sweden's largest evening newspaper which is owned by the Schibsted Media Group, have entered into an expanded publishing collaboration.
The News Media Association’s annual weeklong Journalism Matters campaign celebrating journalism kicked off on Monday, with titles across the country participating.
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