It’s election time again, and the result in May looks too close to call. Which parties will national newspapers throw their weight behind and will it make any difference? Peter Preston looks at the shifting sands of Fleet Street’s political allegianc
The relationship between football club and local paper used to be a particularly close one and both sides worked hard to maintain it. No longer, writes Peter Sands, and instances of clubs actually banning local papers from their grounds are now worry
At last summer’s AOP awards, Cosmopolitan.co.uk’s editor, Kate Lucey, won the award for Digital Editorial Individual 2014. We asked Kate what advice she would give other publishers looking to boost their web traffic. Kate had ten tips.
In November, the Society of Editors held its annual conference in Southampton. Two of the main themes, writes Ray Snoddy, were the ongoing debate over press regulation and the deteriorating relationship between press and police.
The Sunday Times has confirmed Jackie Annesley as Editor of its fashion and lifestyle supplement Style magazine, following four months as its Acting Editor. Prior to this she edited the paper’s News Review section.
The Sun has announced that Rachel Richardson will be leaving the newspaper. She has worked for News UK for 12 years, most recently as Editor of Fabulous - the Sun on Sunday magazine.
The News Media Association has called for legislation to protect sources from being uncovered through RIPA powers as the news media industry unites to condemn state surveillance of journalistic activities.
The Economist Group announced yesterday that Zanny Minton Beddoes has been named as the 17th editor of The Economist.
The restaurant and leisure entrepreneur Luke Johnson is to write a weekly column for The Sunday Times from February 1, the paper announced yesterday.
The Swindon Advertiser has been banned from Swindon Town press conferences for the second time by the club.
Going back to its roots, Say Media has launched Tempest, the publishing platform that’s set to reinvent the digital magazine, says the company.
Archant Norfolk has completed a series of changes in editorial leadership at its district branch offices with two key appointments.
Centaur Media yesterday announced two new appointments, creating, says the company, a combination of expertise that reaches across both its editorial and commercial arms.
Jane Bruton has been appointed Director of Lifestyle and Deputy Editor at the Telegraph.
Danielle Bennison-Brown has been appointed Director of Video Content of Condé Nast Britain, it was announced yesterday by Wil Harris, Head of Digital.
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