News UK Broadcasting yesterday announced that political journalist Tom Newton Dunn will present a major weeknight news and current affairs programme on talkTV when it launches early in 2022.
Independent local title The West Leeds Dispatch is to open a public-facing office for the first time, and begin producing print editions, after securing £112,000 from the National Lottery’s Community Fund.
The New York Times Co has agreed a $550m cash deal to acquire subscription-based sports site The Athletic.
The Finnish Paperworkers’ Union has issued a new strike announcement to UPM, declaring that their strike at UPM’s Finnish mills will be extended by two weeks until 5 February 2022.
Piers Morgan Uncensored, the new weekly column, starts this week. The column will see Piers tackle big talking points as and when they happen, with no fixed day of the week for publication, says The Sun.
Bloomberg Media chief executive Justin Smith is stepping down to start a new venture alongside New York Times columnist Ben Smith targeting educated English-speaking readers around the world.
Germany’s Federal Cartel Office, the Bundeskartellamt, has delivered its decision that Google’s business in the country is subject to extended abuse control by the competition authority.
Google told The Guardian that it "recently launched a new policy that will explicitly prohibit ads promoting climate change denial".
TikTok has begun testing a Repost button, akin to Twitter's retweet function, enabling users to promote videos rather than sharing them with friends directly.
Associated Newspapers will pay the Duchess of Sussex a nominal £1 in damages for invading her privacy in documents and confirmed it will not take the case to the Supreme Court.
Gold Key Media this week announced two new senior appointments within their Publisher Brand team, as the business continues to evolve its range of specialist audience engagement activities.
January diet plans, Rebel Wilson, flesh fest, the Covid divide, intemperate wording, mask-wearing, the Sutton house fire tragedy, London stabbings, the Colston Four, Sir Tony, Prince Andrew, MoS’s front page apology and front page of the fortnight.
Industry charity NewstrAid is challenging the newspaper and magazine trade to set a personal goal for the new year and use it to fundraise for colleagues who are facing hardship this winter.
Northern Echo editor Karl Holbrook is leaving the regional daily to join the Daily Express as executive editor.
James Evelegh suggests a few resolutions for the publishing sector.
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