'UK Stop Ad Funded Crime' set up to tackle online fraud
UK Stop Ad Funded Crime (UKSAFC) has been set up by a group of advertising professionals, policymakers, technology providers and agencies to tackle the problem of ad funded crime.
UK Stop Ad Funded Crime (UKSAFC) has been set up by a group of advertising professionals, policymakers, technology providers and agencies to tackle the problem of ad funded crime.
The Society of Editors has welcomed the publication of a warning notice by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
The chancellor’s recent pronouncement regarding the DMU offers hope for publishers.
Despite “significant progress” by Her Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) in modernising the courts system, more can be done to support open justice, the Society of Editors has urged.
The News Media Association has welcomed the chancellor’s commitment to bring forward DMU legislation.
The Professional Publishers Association is calling on government to refuse Royal Mail’s plans to stop Saturday letter deliveries.
The UK is a western liberal democracy. Press freedom is not one of the things we normally have to worry about…
The National Security Bill, which returns to the Commons, poses a grave threat to press freedom and “rides roughshod” over established journalistic protections, the Society of Editors has warned.
The National Union of Journalists and Society of Editors have launched a mobile-friendly safety toolkit to help journalists find advice and information surrounding their safety while on the move.
To mark Journalism Matters week, News Media Association Chief Executive Owen Meredith stresses the importance of journalism and highlights the threats it faces.
The NMA has welcomed a new report urging the government to bring forward DMU legislation.
Published last week, IPSO’s Annual Report 2021 sets out how IPSO has delivered its purpose to protect the public and freedom of expression by upholding high editorial standards.
IAB UK has today launched the latest version of its Gold Standard, which incorporates new criteria to strengthen end-to-end transparency within the digital advertising supply chain.
The House of Lords has recommended restrictions on "advertising for high carbon and environmentally-damaging products."
As an industry, we urgently need to do more to reduce our environmental impact.
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