The power of TV drama
ITV’s recent drama, ‘Mr Bates vs The Post Office’, looks like achieving in a matter of months what newspaper and magazine journalists have been campaigning for, for over a decade.
ITV’s recent drama, ‘Mr Bates vs The Post Office’, looks like achieving in a matter of months what newspaper and magazine journalists have been campaigning for, for over a decade.
Free Features has announced the launch of a service designed to help publishers create content.
‘Sort Your Financial Life Out with Claer Barrett’ is the latest newsletter series from the Financial Times.
RadioTimes.com is launching The Best Ever, exploring pop culture’s hottest talking points with experts from the worlds of TV, film and entertainment.
Remembering John Pilger and Henry Kissinger, Post Christmas regulars: diets and honours list, Miracle in Japan and front page of the fortnight.
Not according to James O’Brien’s new book, ‘How they broke Britain’. The state we’re in is in no small measure down to sections of the press not doing their job properly, he says.
Mail Sport’s Jeff Powell is recognised in New Year’s Honours list.
The News/Media Alliance has applauded The New York Times’ complaint filed against Microsoft and OpenAI.
The National Union of Journalists has repeated its concern over cuts to women’s football coverage by Reach.
The first edition of The Hull Story newspaper was published this month with a print run of 10,000 copies.
The Sun has announced promotions at Bizarre – the paper’s celebrity and showbiz section.
The Independent has announced that it has appointed Louise Thomas as its US editor.
Rhotic Media is to deliver free training sessions to young people in Essex, in partnership with Colchester United Football Club’s official charity partner, the Colchester United Community Foundation.
It’s been another tumultuous year for news. Month in, month out, editors were spoilt for choice for what to put on their front pages. So, what did our tabloids lead on? Liz Gerard looks back over the tabloid year…
For any media organisation that indulged in phone hacking, Prince Harry is the person you least want to face a legal challenge from.
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