NMA welcomes pilot extension
The News Media Association has welcomed the family court reporting pilot extension to magistrates.
The News Media Association has welcomed the family court reporting pilot extension to magistrates.
Government will protect “fearless, truthful journalism” which holds power to account and gives voice to the voiceless, Lisa Nandy MP said at the News Media Association’s Journalism Matters parliamentary reception last night.
The Guardian has launched a weekly newsletter dedicated to Black life and culture.
According to the update, video ad spend grew by 26% YoY in the first half of 2024.
The majority of Brits value trusted journalism more than ever, according to a new study for the Journalism Matters campaign.
Last week the inaugural awards handed out to talented reporters, writers and editors spanning local, regional, and national titles.
It has been announced that cross-industry print package “The National” will be closed as of 31st October.
Bright Sites has announced the launch of its Innovation Incubator, a new initiative dedicated to advancing innovation in journalism.
Journalism is the “lifeblood of democracy” and publishers should have control over and seek payment for their work as AI technology continues to transform our economy and way of life, Sir Keir Starmer has said today.
The Daily Mirror Pride of Britain and Pride of Scotland Awards have announced P&O Cruises as new headline partner.
Industry Charity NewstrAid is asking supporters to ‘Wear, Share and Care’ on 30 October for Woolly Wednesday to help those struggling with energy bills.
The Independent has premiered its abortion documentary ‘The A-Word’.
The Times and Sunday Times have launched a new weekly personal finance podcast - Feel Better About Money.
Media bodies are seeking assurances from Home Secretary over anonymity for firearms officers.
Reach has announced it is to hire more than 60 online journalists this autumn.
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