IPA reacts to Scottish Government
The IPA has issued a response to the Scottish Government’s halt on public service advertising.
The IPA has issued a response to the Scottish Government’s halt on public service advertising.
In a letter to National World’s HR, they say the loss of five more posts means readers will lose out on quality, in-depth coverage of important issues, such as health.
The government has acknowledged the vital role of the media in reporting the courts’ response to recent public disorder offences across the UK.
Mail Sport has been revealed as the official partner of the British Boxing Awards, which will celebrate the great and good of the sport.
The Society of Editors has welcomed an announcement by the government that differentiating fake news from accurate reporting online may be taught in primary and secondary schools in the wake of far-right riots across the UK.
According to WARC, declining addressability, brand safety and ad fraud are set to define programmatic advertising over the next year.
The Mail says it has hit a milestone of 15M followers across all Mail accounts and claims the Daily Mail has had 13.6 billion views in 12 months.
The “really important” work of the local media in covering the recent riots has been praised by a Government minister during a visit to The Yorkshire Post in Leeds.
Global News Media has launched the ‘Choose Truth’ Campaign for World News Day.
Leo Lewis has been appointed Financial Times Tokyo bureau chief.
Journalists must not be “exploited as investigative shortcuts” by police, says NUJ.
Readly has launched The Evening Standard Olympic Games Retro series.
Impress has released guidance to help the public tackle homophobia, biphobia and transphobia in the media.
Sony Pictures Entertainment and Guardian Media Group have announced appointments to the team leading their strategic creative partnership.
National World's The Athletics Weekly Podcast, will include special daily editions from the team as they cover the Olympics on the ground.
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