Government will protect “fearless, truthful journalism” which holds power to account and gives voice to the voiceless, Lisa Nandy MP said at the News Media Association’s Journalism Matters parliamentary reception last night.
The Guardian has launched a weekly newsletter dedicated to Black life and culture.
Taylor & Francis has introduced one of the first guides tailored to patient authors.
Last week the inaugural awards handed out to talented reporters, writers and editors spanning local, regional, and national titles.
Seymour Distribution Ltd have released details of Sundial Magazines' launch of new bookazine: Ferguson – Tractors & Equipment.
Journalism is the “lifeblood of democracy” and publishers should have control over and seek payment for their work as AI technology continues to transform our economy and way of life, Sir Keir Starmer has said today.
The winners of the second edition of the Independent Podcast Awards were announced last week at Kings Place in London.
Industry Charity NewstrAid is asking supporters to ‘Wear, Share and Care’ on 30 October for Woolly Wednesday to help those struggling with energy bills.
The Independent has premiered its abortion documentary ‘The A-Word’.
The Times and Sunday Times have launched a new weekly personal finance podcast - Feel Better About Money.
The PPA says the UK Government has answered its plea to remove cookie centralisation provisions from data bill.
Media bodies are seeking assurances from Home Secretary over anonymity for firearms officers.
Business Insider and Indeed have announced their partnership on “The Better Work Project” to help workforce leaders and HR managers.
The new digital global section aims to increase engagement among subscribers when the markets are closed.
Reach has announced it is to hire more than 60 online journalists this autumn.
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