“World News Publishers Outlook 2017” is a new report published by WAN-IFRA this week that examines what top media executives around the world consider to be their greatest priorities, threats and opportunities.
The Sunday Times yesterday announced the appointment of Marina O'Loughlin as its new restaurant critic.
In an expression of their anger and frustration at continued increases in carriage charges and persistent poor service, says the NFRN, 30 retailers from across the country yesterday protested outside of the head office of news wholesaler Smiths News
The Manchester Evening News is launching an edition specifically covering Oldham.
Following an article published on 5 February 2017 in the Mail on Sunday, headlined “EXPOSED How world leaders were duped over global warming”, Bob Ward complained to the Independent Press Standards Organisation that the newspaper had breached Clause
From Sunday, 17 September, The Sunday Business Post, Ireland’s business newspaper will be on sale in all major retail outlets in Greater London, say the publishers.
Journalists working at the Birmingham Mail have reacted with shock and anger at Trinity Mirror’s plans to slash up to 10 jobs at the title, says the NUJ.
“Reality check – making money with Facebook,” a new report published by WAN-IFRA yesterday, challenges news publishers to not only rethink their revenue and relationship strategies with Facebook but also that of all platforms.
Journalists are among various professionals who have been highlighted to be shielded by new legislation intended to update data protection rules, the UK government has said.
Following two articles published by Paisley Daily Express in 2017, a man complained to the Independent Press Standards Organisation that Paisley Daily Express breached Clause 11 (Victims of sexual assault) of the Editors’ Code of Practice.
Newsquest Media announced yesterday the launch of a new weekly newspaper for Oldham. The Oldham Times will be available for sale from Thursday 21st September, priced at 80p.
Today ES Magazine releases its first shoppable fashion edition.
The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) joins its affiliate, the Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance (MEAA) in strongly criticizing proposed legislation that will change media ownership rules in Australia.
The NUJ has reacted with alarm to news that Trinity Mirror is cutting up to 40 jobs in daily and weekly local newspapers. Journalists working at the affected titles were told of the plans this week.
The BBC’s Local News Partnership has passed a milestone this week with the opening of the applications for regional news outlets to apply for BBC funded Local Democracy Reporter contracts.
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