Under one roof at the Regional Press Awards were 250 of the great and the good, the has-beens (sorry, judges) and the will-bes. So, what better place to take the temperature of the industry? Alan Geere was there with his thermometer of news…
Inspired by ITV’s agenda-shifting drama, ‘Mr Bates vs The Post Office’, that was the theme for a London Press Club debate staged in the august and historic surrounds of Stationers’ Hall in March. Paul Connew picks out the main talking points.
On 4th March, A. G. Sulzberger, publisher of the New York Times, delivered the 2024 Reuters Memorial Lecture. This is a transcript of his talk.
‘Audit’ and ‘content’ are two words that send shivers down the spines of many editorial types. Link them together in a single sentence and the shivers can turn into apoplexy, writes Jim Bilton.
With Generation Z navigating the online election coverage via social media, if at all, Dr Carolyn Jackson-Brown discusses the types of content they might find.
The Daily Mail has launched a new video offering, including a slate of premium content and original video franchises to roll out on YouTube and other major video platforms.
The Sheffield Star this week produced a special print edition to mark the fortieth anniversary of what it describes as the most violent conflict in British industrial history.
The union is calling on political parties to make their press events and campaign activities accessible to disabled journalists.
Never Mind The Ballots: Election Showdown will see the two candidates to be our next Prime Minister quizzed before a live audience of Sun readers on June 24.
Reach has launched its 5000 voices project, a video series running across its UK national and local titles in the run-up to and surrounding the July 4 election.
Following successful pilots, Springer Nature is rolling out two new bespoke AI tools to support the identification of papers that contain AI-generated fake content and / or problematic images.
The PPA has released its reaction to the Labour manifesto.
Manifesto time, D-Day departure, dodgy stats, the Mail’s election sabbatical, Johnson goes OTT, Michael Mosley, front-page sportsmen and front page of the fortnight.
… a thousand words. One good example of the enduring power of the still photograph emerged from last week’s D-Day commemorations.
The National says the appointment drives growth in its newsletter offering, with a renewed focus on delivering longer-form news and analysis from the Middle East and showcasing The National’s breadth of global journalism.
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