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The Sun supports Beds for Kids campaign
The Sun and Dreams Beds are teaming up to provide 3,000 beds for some of the UK’s most vulnerable children in their new Beds for Kids campaign.
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Major news brands adopt DTSG Good Practice Principles
The Association for Online Publishing (AOP) yesterday announced that, after successfully agreeing amends to the DTSG Good Practice Principles, six leading UK news groups now fully support the industry initiative.
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Press watchdog to run compulsory arbitration scheme
The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) announced yesterday that it is creating a compulsory version of its low cost arbitration scheme.
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Ashley Highfield resigns
Johnston Press plc today announces that Ashley Highfield has resigned from his directorship and position as Chief Executive Officer.
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Launch of FT Weekend Open Minds global brand campaign
The Financial Times yesterday launched a new global brand campaign for FT Weekend.
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Press watchdog launches ad campaign to counter fake news
The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) yesterday launched a national newspaper advertising campaign helping readers know that the publication they are reading is produced against a strict professional code.
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Daily Mail helps launch new anti-plastic waste campaign
The Daily Mail has launched The Great Plastic Pick Up - Britain’s first nationwide plastic litter-picking event – in partnership with leading environmental charity, Keep Britain Tidy.
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UK ad spend grew 4.6% in 2017
UK advertising expenditure grew 4.6% to reach £22.2bn in 2017, the eighth consecutive year of market growth, according to the latest annual Advertising Association/WARC Expenditure Report, released yesterday.
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AOP Digital Publishing Awards 2018 – shortlist announced
The AOP has announced the shortlist for its 2018 Digital Publishing Awards. The winners will be unveiled on 27 June.
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Palestine: second journalist killed by Israeli snipers
Photojournalist Ahmad Abu Hussein, who was shot on 13 April by Israeli snipers while covering mass protests in Gaza, this week succumbed to his wounds.
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IPSO rules against The Times over ‘Muslim foster home’ story
Tower Hamlets Borough Council complained to the Independent Press Standards Organisation that The Times breached Clause 1 (Accuracy) in an article headlined “Judge rules child must leave Muslim foster home”, published on 30 August 2017.
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Guardian on track to break even as company halves its losses
The publisher of the Guardian and Observer halved its losses in the last financial year, and the company says it is on track to break even this year.
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Guardian and D&AD to launch global festival of creativity
Guardian Media Group and D&AD yesterday announced a partnership to establish a new global festival to celebrate the power of creativity and explore how it shapes culture, intersects with business and builds a positive future.
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Smartphone video is fastest growing online ad format
Advertisers spent £476 million more on smartphone video ads in 2017, making it the fastest-growing online ad format, according to the latest Digital Adspend report by the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) UK and PwC.
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RSF Index 2018: UK performs poorly
A continued heavy-handed approach towards the press - often in the name of national security - and a climate of hostility towards the media resulted in the UK keeping its status as one of the worst-ranked Western European countries in the Reporters W
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