For too long, the quantity of a journalist’s output has been seen by many as being as important as its quality. As Steven Wilson-Beales, chair of the AOP Journalism Advisory Board (JAB), says, the pendulum is swinging back towards ‘quality’.
Partygate, Sunak’s non-dom woes, Tory MPs, women's health, Channel 4, the trans debate, front page bankers, June Brown and front page of the fortnight…
Newsworks is set to host its first-ever ‘Festival of News’ event, which focuses on the importance of quality trusted journalism and why it matters to readers and advertisers.
Seismic events like pandemics or wars can be difficult for some magazines but, writes Dickon Ross, never forget the power of the personal story – and the privilege it is to publish them.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a story so big that it initially knocked Covid, partygate and everything else off the front pages. Liz Gerard looks at the editorial choices newspapers are having to make when covering the conflict.
Misinformation is a profitable business, made possible by Silicon Valley’s laissez-faire approach and an undiscerning programmatic ecosystem. Two senior media executives have decided to do something about it. Ray Snoddy meets them.
Dalesman Publishing has announced that Lorraine Connolly will take over as editor of The Countryman in May, succeeding Mark Whitley.
Matt Apuzzo has been unveiled as the New York Times’s first international investigations editor, leading an overseas investigative team.
More than 100 newspaper editors, MPs, journalists, celebrities and campaigners signed a letter calling on John Edwards to fix FOI.
The first set of speakers for next month’s Society of Editors ‘Future of News’ conference have been announced.
Sunak’s underwhelming spring statement, Times’s selective case studies, forecourt PR, Caribbean adventure, the return of the Queen (and Andrew), missing the main story, Oscars coverage and front page of the fortnight…
Glide Publishing Platform has announced that New Statesman Media Group is the latest publisher to start using its CMS.
Without war correspondents on the ground, evil regimes can get away with anything…
The Society of Editors has welcomed the decision by a court to back journalist Chris Mullin in his fight against a police production order to disclose information that would reveal his sources.
Journalists should be provided with access to documents from employment tribunal cases even in the aftermath of a judgment, it has been ruled, after a successful legal challenge by the Guardian.
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