A call for far-reaching reform of the programmatic advertising supply chain has been made this week, with the publication of a study by the Incorporated Society of British Advertisers.
The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism has announced a £3.3m project to study trust in news.
The Society of Editors is to write to the Chief Coroner to seek assurances hearings will be held in public after a number of inquests were staged behind closed doors due to the Covid-19 crisis.
The Society of Editors has welcomed the Electoral Commission’s call for an end to misleading electoral campaign techniques by political parties that attempt to ape real media outlets.
The Society of Editors has warned of the dangers posed by too-draconian measures to clamp down on misinformation as part of its evidence to the Future of Journalism inquiry.
The Society of Editors has expressed regret over the announcement by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex that they will boycott several UK newspapers.
Welsh members of the Independent Community News Network have been awarded emergency grant revenue funding of £8,500 by the Welsh Government.
In this op-ed, endorsed by the Board of the World Editors Forum (WEF), Warren Fernandez warns of wrenching changes to come and urges urgent action to minimise damage to the media, and democracy.
Facebook has announced it is making $3m available as a fund to help local journalism under threat in the UK and Europe.
In an open letter published, Fernando de Yarza López-Madrazo, WAN-IFRA President, has called for short-term financing to overcome the economic downturn caused by the coronavirus.
The Society of Editors has condemned a decision by Hungary to pass a new set of emergency coronavirus measures that includes jail terms for spreading misinformation.
The Press has never been slow to point fingers and criticise public figures, but is it even-handed and how open is it when reporting stories that involve themselves? Liz Gerard investigates.
The Society of Editors has written to the government urging it to ensure the population has access to vital news and information produced through the mainstream media during this crisis.
In the Budget on March 11, the Chancellor announced that from 1 December 2020, digital publications be zero-rated for VAT, in the same way as print publications.
Updated guidance outlining how best to work alongside the media has been issued to all court and tribunal staff in England and Wales.
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