News
NUJ responds to union-busting at Dow Jones
The NUJ will explore all options to uphold the collective rights of journalists at Dow Jones after the company abruptly ended recognition talks last week.
Editorial/content creation
News
IPSO statement on editorial practices at the Jewish Chronicle
IPSO has been monitoring concerns about standards at the Jewish Chronicle since 2019, when it identified a significant pattern of upheld complaints at the title.
News
The Independent partners with jazz festival
The Independent has announced its return as the exclusive global news partner of Montreux Jazz Festival 2025.
News
HELLO! launches Studio H
HELLO! has teamed up with H Fashion to launch Studio H, a London-based premium brand and content consultancy.
News
Publisher Podcast Awards 2025: shortlist announced
Media Voices have revealed the shortlist for the sixth year of the Publisher Podcast Awards.
News
Prime Minister praises regional media
The Prime Minister has praised the role of the regional media at a reception held recently in Downing Street.
COLUMN
If it could happen there…
Press freedom is under threat in the most surprising places.
News
Spring ‘GOOD BOOKS’ revealed
Good Housekeeping UK has announced the Spring collection of its endorsed ‘GOOD BOOKS’ as part of its new accreditation programme.
News
Bloomberg offers Real-Time Events Data solution
Bloomberg says its Real-Time solution offers a unified pipeline for events, news insights, market data, pricing, and analytics to service and automate workflows.
RESEARCH
Journalism, media & technology: trends and predictions
News organisations are braced for multiple challenges in 2025 including attacks from hostile politicians, deep economic headwinds, and battles to protect intellectual property in the face of rapacious AI-driven platforms, writes Nic Newman.
Dickon Ross’s publishing world
Sidelined!
Welcome to a new media age, writes Dickon Ross, where traditional media and professional journalism have been pushed into the wings.
INTERVIEW
Why are people not bothered?
Carole Cadwalladr has identified multiple serious threats to western democracies, yet government and the population at large seems remarkably unfazed. Ray Snoddy meets her.
INTERVIEW
Running with friends
For Esther Newman, editor of Women’s Running, running isn’t all about onerous dieting and personal bests but about women pursuing happy healthier lives and about fun and friendship. And… it’s a winning formula.
INTERVIEW
Bravery beyond borders
Christina Lamb, chief foreign correspondent of The Sunday Times, has helped redefine war reporting by exposing injustices to women and girls and highlighting the plight of people living through conflict.
News
Campaigners call on Prime Minister
Digital businesses and campaigners tell Keir Starmer parliamentary sovereignty and UK democracy are not for sale.
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