Reach announces launch of training programme
Today Reach and The Prince's Trust have launched a four-week training programme called ‘Get Into Journalism’.
Today Reach and The Prince's Trust have launched a four-week training programme called ‘Get Into Journalism’.
The Economist offers Espresso, its daily news app, free for students worldwide.
A statement of objections sets out how Google may have broken competition law by using its dominance to favour its own ad tech services in open-display advertising.
Local media group Newsquest says it now has more than 100,000 monthly paying digital subscribers to its news brands.
Jamie Heller is joining Business Insider as new editor in chief.
Khaleej Times, part of Galadari, has appointed Charles Yardley as its new chief executive officer.
The Financial Times, in partnership with Infosys, has brought back to life an historic piece of technology that uses water to show how money flows around an economy.
The partnership integrates Onetag’s Smart Curation platform with Audigent’s programmatic activation which aims to offer higher media quality across the ad ecosystem.
The new roles are part of the Scott Trust Legacies of Enslavement programme, which uncovered links between the founders of the Manchester Guardian and transatlantic slavery.
Financial Times and Google News Initiative have extended their partnership to support journalists and publishers at 1,000 news organisations by 2027.
The Sun’s Never Mind The Ballots has gained sponsorship from Betfair for its US election coverage.
The Stationers’ Company celebrates the official launch of Leigh Stationers’ Academy in south-east London.
The Guardian Foundation have announced the names of six new Scott Trust Bursary recipients for 2024-25.
NUJ Disabled Members’ Council calls for lasting improvements to access for disabled people.
National World has announced it is dedicating itself to championing the hospitality industry across the UK in September with a special Food and Drink Month.
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