The European Commission has published a declaration of digital rights and principles - a move Reuters described as a 'global first' - setting out guidelines covering both services and devices.
The latest AA/WARC Expenditure Report has outlined an even greater recovery for the UK’s advertising market than previously expected.
New data from a global study analysing sexual harassment in 20 countries finds, on average, 40% of women media professionals have experienced sexual harassment of some kind in the workplace.
IP protection and cybersecurity company White Bullet this week announced the appointment of a number of new members of staff to its team tackling advertising funded digital piracy.
Governments around the world made 43,387 legal demands for the removal of content from a record 196,878 Twitter accounts between January and June, according to Twitter's latest transparency report.
Newly-formed company Bann Media Ltd has taken over 151-year-old Northern Irish title The Banbridge Chronicle, three months after it said it would be forced to close.
The Court of Appeal has given The Guardian permission to challenge the decision to bar media groups from a case about the Duke of Edinburgh’s will.
Following a successful beta, Acast, a podcasting platform, announced its Acast+ offering is now widely available to all podcasts hosted with Acast.
Twitter is reportedly working on a feature akin to Instagram’s Close Friends which enables users to share tweets with groups of up to 150 people.
This week, Bloomberg News announced the appointment of Victoria Wakely as its first UK National Editor.
More than 100 unemployed young people in London will be given a life-changing chance to step onto the career ladder, thanks to companies who have backed the Skill Up Step Up campaign.
Iliffe Media has announced an extension to its partnership with the Google News Showcase, which was launched in the UK last February.
Cornish publisher Independent Media has shelved publication of its Sunday Independent, but said staff will be redeployed as it launches two new editions of its Voice series.
In its current form, the Online Safety Bill does not protect freedom of expression, the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) Select Committee yesterday warned.
Chicago Public Media is to acquire the Chicago Sun-Times and bring it under non-profit ownership, in what some in the sector said could prove a model for the industry.
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