The Government's ban on paid-for HFSS advertising online is a draconian measure which will harm news media publishers instead of the tackling the problem of childhood obesity, the NMA has said.
New guidance commissioned by the Media Lawyers’ Association (MLA) has been published to help journalists understand the law, and help them recognise abuse that may be illegal.
The Skylark Collective has announced the launch of the inaugural International Women’s Podcast Awards, an event celebrating the very best female-led moments in podcasting of the last year.
Guardian journalists John Harris and John Domokos have been awarded the Orwell Prize for Journalism for their Guardian video series, Anywhere But Westminster.
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has condemned the forced closure of a Hong Kong newspaper describing the move as “a chilling blow to freedom of expression.”
The Reuters Institute Digital News Report has found that the coronavirus pandemic has driven the need for trusted and reliable news, with news brands seeing a rise in subscriptions and trust.
The Society of Editors has announced a donation to the Journalism Diversity Fund, the fund which helps make a career in journalism more viable for a wider range of candidates.
News Media Association chairman Henry Faure Walker, Newsquest chief executive, has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List.
The Sun has partnered with public service broadcaster Channel 4 and NHS Charities Together for its annual Who Cares Wins awards.
The Observer has announced that Philippa Perry has joined as its new advice columnist.
MPP Global has announced a strategic partnership with Zephr to provide publishers with a joint solution that optimises subscription revenues across print and digital channels.
The Scott Trust, the sole shareholder of Guardian Media Group, has announced the appointment of Ole Jacob Sunde as its new chair.
Archant has announced appointments to the newly created Editor roles at the Ipswich Star and Norwich Evening News.
The Ozone Project has announced HELLO! as the latest publisher to join its alliance, bolstering the platform’s coverage of celebrity, culture and lifestyle content.
The Telegraph has launched a new podcast series Imposters, which hears from high-profile women about their experiences of feeling inadequate while being at the top of their game.
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