The Telegraph launches new money channel
The Telegraph has launched a new money advice channel which aims to provide its readers with the guidance they need to make their money work harder for them and their families.
The Telegraph has launched a new money advice channel which aims to provide its readers with the guidance they need to make their money work harder for them and their families.
New Northern Ireland anonymity laws would have prevented reporting of Savile allegations, says Society of Editors.
Bloomsbury Education has secured a new publishing partnership with children's magazine The Week Junior.
Taylor & Francis says the new Communication & Media Studies Network aims to help authors find the right journal for their article and also offers a time-saving transfer service.
The Guardian says Comfort Eating with Grace Dent is back, releasing its first book, heading to the stage with two special live events in London and Manchester and new episodes of the podcast.
RadioTimes.com’s Gaming Editor, Rob Leane, hosts the new podcast, delving into the gaming lives of high-profile interviewees.
The Guardian has also announced a team of new European columnists, an expanded network of more than 20 European correspondents, editors and reporters, and a new Europe news live blog.
It has been announced that Chioma Nnadi is to lead all editorial and content production for the title.
The Financial Times has appointed Jamie Smyth as US energy editor in New York.
The recently rebranded Guitar.com has announced the launch of a brand new series under the Guitar.com Originals banner: My Guitars & Me.
The Big Issue has announced the appointment of a new news and digital editor, Ryan Butcher, who was previously head of news for PinkNews.
SLAPPs are a scourge on journalism. This week a government taskforce had its inaugural meeting.
DC Thomson news brand The Courier has claimed a victory for regional journalism after the Scottish Government agreed to hold a public inquiry into a rogue doctor.
This week, Impress, a press regulator, wrote to the major political parties raising concerns over political campaign materials disguised as newspapers.
The Guardian University Guide 2024 will be available on the Guardian website and included as a free supplement with the Guardian newspaper on Saturday 09 September.
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