Larry Kilman, Secretary General of the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA), has left the organisation after a long career as a leading champion of press freedom and media development worldwide.
Johnston Press yesterday unveiled inews.co.uk, a new website that is designed to complement the layout and culture of the i newspaper.
Advertisers spent a record £8.61 billion on UK digital advertising in 2015 – up 16.4% – as ownership of internet devices increases, according to the latest Internet Advertising Bureau UK Digital Adspend report, conducted by PwC. The report is accompa
The chief executive of the parent company of the Guardian has said the newspaper would consider preventing readers from accessing its content if take-up of ad-blocking software becomes widespread.
The Financial Times has unveiled a new brand campaign with the endline ‘Make the right connections.’
WAN-IFRA has published a new report, Alternative Revenues Streams for Publishers, showcasing some of the efforts taking place today around the world.
Media Scotland announces the launch of Glasgow Live - a new website for Scotland's biggest city - on April 18.
A new-look Chronicle hits the streets of Newcastle yesterday, part of Trinity Mirror’s revitalisation of its regional print titles.
The price rise, which will take weekday cost to £2 and Saturday to £2.90, is a response to what the Guardian describes as an ‘increasingly challenging market’.
The NUJ is calling for an immediate halt to the imposition of new contracts at the Newsquest owned Clyde and Forth Press newspaper titles in Scotland.
Trinity Mirror plc has announced the appointment of Eirik Svendsen in the newly created role of Group Chief Technology Officer.
Newsquest Media Group last week announced the winners of its annual 2015 Excellence Awards, which recognise the achievements of individuals and teams across the Newsquest group.
Mail Newspapers has announced the appointment of Ken Macpherson as its first Head of Consumer Data & Insight.
The Financial Times has further developed its FT² content marketing suite with a new form of Paid Post.
The latest draft of the UK Investigatory Powers Bill is a threat to journalistic sources because the draft legislation enables the state to access journalists’ sources and digital communications, says the NUJ.
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