Global press organisation releases report from January mission; British government “must take steps to ensure it upholds the high standards of press freedom expected from a leading democracy.”
The following complaints have been recently resolved by the PCC to the satisfaction of the complainant.
The winners of this year's MagSell '14 Awards were announced at a ceremony at Kings Place on March 13.
Telegraph Media Group (TMG) last week launched a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) competition, sponsored by Babcock International Group.
The Press Complaints Commission has rejected a complaint about an article published in The Sunday Times that named the complainant as a participant in a debate on Twitter about the badger cull.
Archant South West’s Weston, Worle & Somerset Mercury has appointed a new editor for the first time in more than a quarter of a century.
The Mirror is launching the second major burst of brand activity to reinforce its intelligent tabloid credentials.
The biggest men’s magazine in a decade hits the newsstands this week, says Haymarket Network.
Trinity Mirror plc has published the Group’s Annual Results for the 52 weeks ended 29 December 2013.
In a historic year, Media Scotland yesterday launched a new international digital product, Scotland Now.
ATG Media Production, who bought a number of magazine titles off Glen Holland in 2013 to increase their own publishing division, have embarked on a re-launch of their print and online portfolio.
Future, the international media group and leading digital business, yesterday announced a major new partnership with Gawker Media to bring Kotaku and Lifehacker to the UK.
Splash Worldwide has recently formed a partnership with Wave2 Media Solutions to develop a smart online automation solution, designed to make customized marketing easier and more affordable.
The Financial Times is rolling out a new author alert function, allowing readers to subscribe to a 6am daily digest email with the latest stories by FT columnists.
Kingston & Surbiton MP Ed Davey last week visited Kingston based mailing services company, IMX, which employs 18 people at its Chessington facility.
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