The Sun has partnered with MOBOLISE, the new talent and recruitment platform from the MOBO Group, to create two entertainment journalist apprenticeships aimed at diverse talent.
Editors believe that the anti-competitive practices of big tech pose an existential threat to journalism in the UK, a News Media Association survey of UK editors has found.
IPSO has appointed Manuela Grayson and Bulbul Basu as lay members of its Complaints Committee.
Denmaur MD and co-founder, Nick Gee, has announced he will retire from the business at the end of April 2024, coinciding with the company’s financial year end.
MPs, editors and members of the public believe that trusted journalism is essential to tackling the threat of AI-fuelled misinformation, which could threaten to undermine the next general election.
In a commercial partnership, Mail Metro Media has teamed up with subscription-based online investment service, interactive investor, to launch Lunch Money – a twice weekly video series hosted on This is Money and MailOnline.
Ministers must not bow to pressure from the tech platforms and allow them to launch expensive and time-consuming appeals against the decisions of the Digital Markets Unit, editor of The Sun Victoria Newton has said.
Forty-two million people read local news media titles in print and digital every month, according to the latest audience data from JICREG, the local media audience measurement currency.
The Sun’s Fabulous brand has launched a new shoppable lifestyle newsletter, sending lifestyle content straight to readers’ inboxes every week.
The Telegraph has launched Battle Lines, a new podcast bringing together its reporting of the Israel-Hamas conflict in one place.
Seedtag, a leading global contextual advertising company, has launched its advanced Contextual Audiences, powered by its proprietary Contextual AI technology, Liz.
The Express & Star and Shropshire Star are preparing to unveil their new-look websites.
Clive Marshall is to retire from his role as chief executive at PA Media Group next year.
Industry charity NewstrAid has announced a second ‘Woolly Wednesday’ to highlight the support available to those struggling during the colder months.
2022 saw the launch of IPSO’s five-year strategy, an independent external review of their work, and they also handled the biggest single complaint to date.
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