In the ideal world, writes Peter Sands, every newspaper publisher would still employ sub-editors. How in the less-than-ideal world we live in, can newspaper publishers cut costs yet still preserve the all-important subbing function?
Malcolm Starbrook retired in July after 45 years in journalism. In those 45 years, he worked for nationals and regionals, newspapers and magazines, publishers and regulators. In short, he’s seen it all. He tells Jon Slattery that, despite all the dig
National newspapers and their journalists can enter The Press Awards for 2014 from 10am on Monday 1 December 2014.
Telegraph Bespoke will be hosting The Telegraph Whisky Experience on Monday 1st December at One Whitehall Place, London.
The editor-in-chief of Guardian News & Media, Alan Rusbridger, will address the state of global press freedom and surveillance at Guardian Australia’s first Guardian Live event at Sydney’s Carriageworks in December.
The 2014 British Society of Magazine Editors Awards were held at The Brewery in London on the 17th November.
The worlds of theatre and journalism collide in Off the Page, a unique new collaboration. Guardian journalists are partnering with Royal Court playwrights, theatre directors and actors to create a series of six ‘microplays’, to be showcased on thegua
The Press Association, the multimedia news agency and digital content provider, has appointed former BBC, MSN and Bing editorial executive Darren Waters to the new role of Social Media Editor.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA), the World Editors Forum (WEF) and the African Media Initiative (AMI) have announced that Toyosi Ogunseye, the editor of the Sunday Punch (Nigeria) is the winner of the inaugural Afri
Alison Gow, Digital Innovations Editor at Trinity Mirror Regionals and Joy Yates, editorial chief of Johnston Press titles in the North East have been elected as board members of the Society of Editors.
The Prince of Wales has written a special opinion piece to commemorate his birthday in this week’s issue of Country Life, published yesterday.
Professor Peter Cole, Emeritus Professor of Journalism at Sheffield University and the Venerable David Meara, former rector of St Bride’s, Fleet Street have been awarded fellowships of the Society of Editors.
Three Archant Herts & Cambs weekly newspapers will have a new editor from December 8 as Stefan Bartlett takes over at the Hunts Post, Dunmow Broadcast and Saffron Walden Reporter.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) and the World Editors Forum (WEF) have condemned Ireland’s Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams for his recent remarks surrounding violence against journalists.
Steve Anglesey has been appointed Digital Content Director for Local World.
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