JPIMedia owner National World said H2 performance has remained robust and the board anticipates full-year adjusted results to be substantially ahead of its expectations.
The Sun has announced that over thirty thousand people have signed up for ‘Jabs Army’ in less than three days.
A group of US senators has introduced the Platform Accountability and Transparency Act, legislation which would require social media groups to offer independent researchers access to their data.
Lee Wolverton, executive editor of one of the estimated 200 US news groups suing Google and Facebook, said publishers had decided to act as newspaper ad revenues have fallen 82% in 16 years.
SPH Media Trust has chosen the CUE Publishing Platform as its new content management system.
News Corp Australia has established a new division to oversee partnerships with tech giants such as Google, Facebook and Apple.
An interim Competition and Markets Authority report found Apple and Google exercise "a vice-like grip over mobile devices", with more than 99% of all smartphones sold in the UK running either iOS or Android.
The National Council for the Training of Journalists has launched a free e-learning course on the Journalism Skills Academy to tackle poor quality reporting on polls.
The Federation of Independent Retailers has welcomed the decision by news publisher JPIMedia to include pro rata terms for newsagents as part of price increases for its local and regional titles.
Reach has made a number of key appointments and promotions in the South East.
Elizabeth Warren has urged the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Justice Department to investigate whether Facebook has misled people about the reach of its advertisements.
The latest Digital Publishers’ Revenue Index from the Association of Online Publishers and Deloitte has revealed sustained growth in digital publishing revenues in the third quarter of 2021.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee’s Inrupt start-up has reportedly raised $30m in Series A funding.
The Online Safety Bill panel committee has recommended that Ofcom be handed beefed-up powers to investigate and fine tech giants.
The Midland News Association has closed the Lichfield edition of Chronicle Week “following a review of its portfolio”.
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