News
Proposed Media Bill is Threat to Freedom of Expression in Ukraine
WAN-IFRA, the World Association of News Publishers, urges broader consultation for Ukraine's proposed disinformation bill to avoid risks for freedom of expression.
Editorial/content creation
News
Facebook invests $3m in new European Journalism COVID-19 Support Fund
Facebook has announced it is making $3m available as a fund to help local journalism under threat in the UK and Europe.
News
Vogue Singapore appoints Editor-In-Chief
Condé Nast has announced the appointment of Norman Tan as Editor-in-Chief of Vogue Singapore.
News
WAN-IFRA urges Pakistan to release Mir Shakil-ur-Rehman
In a letter to Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan, WAN-IFRA and the World Editors Forum called for the release of Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman while the decision on whether to take his case to trial is made.
News
National Press Awards 2019 – winner announced
The results of the Press Awards for 2019 have been announced, with big wins for The Telegraph, Daily Mail and The Mail on Sunday as well as the Guardian, Times and Sunday Times.
News
WAN-IFRA President: Quality Journalism in Troubled Times
In an open letter published, Fernando de Yarza López-Madrazo, WAN-IFRA President, has called for short-term financing to overcome the economic downturn caused by the coronavirus.
News
SoE warns of dangerous precedent set by Hungary
The Society of Editors has condemned a decision by Hungary to pass a new set of emergency coronavirus measures that includes jail terms for spreading misinformation.
INTERVIEW
The Sunday Times’ (more) digital future
In January, Emma Tucker took over the editorship of The Sunday Times. In one of her first interviews since then, she tells Ray Snoddy about her plans for the future of the soon to be 200-year-old newspaper.
INTERVIEW
Blooming success
BBC Gardeners’ World magazine is flourishing! Its considerable print circulation is holding up and its web traffic is growing, and with 15m active gardeners out there, explains editor Lucy Hall to Meg Carter, there lots of room for further growth.
FEATURE
Business matters
The business pages in many regional newspapers are a pale imitation of what they once were; poorly resourced and consequently not much read. Business impacts our daily lives much more than most of what now passes for news, and merits a comeback.
SUPPLIER PROFILE - GLIDE
How to make your editorial teams soar
Journalists love to create content, so why do some publishers make it so hard for them to do so? Unfit-for-purpose CMS and publishing platforms stifle creativity and leave content creators demotivated and unproductive. It needn’t be this way…
FEATURE
Here come the machines: 5 ways AI will help us create great content
Artificial intelligence can do the heavy lifting of data processing, allowing publishers to increase output, become more creative and reach new markets. It’s a huge opportunity, says Rebekah Billingsley, though not without its potential drawbacks.
REVIEW
Never mind the politicians – here’s some proper journalism to be proud of
The British Journalism Awards came just 24 hours before the general election following a campaign that highlighted some of the worst of journalism and social media. The awards were a reminder of the great things dedicated journalists can achieve.
FEATURE
Consistently inconsistent
The Press has never been slow to point fingers and criticise public figures, but is it even-handed and how open is it when reporting stories that involve themselves? Liz Gerard investigates.
News
Glamour features 9 inspiring NHS heroes
Glamour has released a special celebratory cover featuring 9 women on the NHS frontline who have shared their inspiring stories from the Coronavirus frontline.
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