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.
James Evelegh picks out some of the highlights from the latest issue of InPublishing magazine.
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.
If the word of 2020 was ‘pivot’, then the word of 2021 has got to be ‘hybrid’.
How can you edit a regional newspaper when you never visit the area you’re writing about? By filling it with generic content, an approach that National World’s David Montgomery, the new owner of JPI Media, is rapidly doing away with.
Widespread closures of newsrooms are taking place at Reach, the UK’s largest media group, with most staff to work mainly at home even after Covid-19. The move has sparked vivid memories, as Steve Dyson reports.
Who owns the mainstream media outlets is now a massive issue. It has big implications for politics, freedom of speech and ultimately for democracy and the future of our society. Yet it also has major implications for running a media business itself.
A customer-first strategy, a commitment to innovation and a desire to collaborate are powering growth at the UK’s biggest news publisher, writes Meg Carter.
Some industries are making great strides in how they use AI, but what about publishing? Many news organisations will struggle to reap the potential benefits, unless they learn to work together.
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