News Corp’s Management and Standards Committee publishes ToR
News Corporation's Management and Standards Committee (MSC) has published its Terms of Reference (ToR).
News Corporation's Management and Standards Committee (MSC) has published its Terms of Reference (ToR).
The Press Complaints Commission has upheld a complaint under Clauses 3 (Privacy) and 6 (Children) of the Editors' Code of Practice against the Cambrian News.
Following strong protest from the NFRN, the Sunday Express has confirmed that whilst this weekend’s edition will continue to be discounted, retail margins will be maintained at the full cover price of £1.35.
Wallpaper*, the international design, fashion and lifestyle magazine, has launched its first iPad edition of the magazine.
Prior to his appearance before the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee yesterday, Rupert Murdoch, Chairman and CEO, News Corporation, prepared the following statement:
The Associated Press will offer customers multimedia coverage of the 13th IAAF World championships in Daegu, South Korea, launching a new digital sports product that will provide text stories linked to photos and video clips from Sports News Televisi
The River Group has announced that it will be expanding its role with Ramblers to include the Ramblers Online Directory within its media sales remit.
Telegraph Media Group (TMG) has launched a bespoke partnership with Marston’s Pedigree, the England cricket team’s official beer, to coincide with the Indian test series at Lords this summer.
News Corporation has confirmed the formal establishment and extension of the mandate of the Management and Standards Committee (MSC) as an independent body outside of News International.
Internet Advertising Sales House (IASH) was originally launched in 2006 to police the activities of sales houses and networks through an effective industry-agreed Code of Conduct, audited by ABC.
The Scunthorpe Telegraph is to convert from a daily title to a weekly as part of Northcliffe Media's plans for growth.
The Sunday Express has (15th July) became the latest publisher to jump on the bandwagon of “retailer mugging” by reducing its cover price from £1.35 to £1, says the NFRN.
The NFRN has slammed The Mail for slashing the percentage that retailers receive on its Monday to Friday issues to 23.2 per cent.
Associated Newspapers, the national media division of DMGT, has announced that it is increasing the price of the Daily Mail Monday to Friday editions from 50p to 55p from Monday 18th July.
News Corporation has announced the appointment of Tom Mockridge to the role of Chief Executive Officer of News International.
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