Guardian US last week announced two senior editorial appointments. Jane Spencer joins as deputy editor, strategy, while David Taylor is promoted to deputy editor, news. Both will report directly to Lee Glendinning, editor of Guardian US.
WoodWing has released Content Station 10, the new HTML5-based version of its editorial management application.
Metro is expanding its football content in time for the new season with the launch of a new Friday pull out section, MatchZone, to sit alongside its new football news app, 11versus11.
On Friday, the Financial Times launched its first major virtual reality project in collaboration with Google: Hidden Cities: Rio.
The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) on Friday announced the details of its year-long arbitration pilot scheme and have confirmed the appointment of the Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution (CEDR) to run the pilot.
Managers at Newsquest South London have cancelled job interviews for the second time in five months, as part of an unofficial hiring freeze that has left the newsroom short eight members of staff, says the NUJ.
Low wages and recruitment practices are making a career in media increasingly remote for people from disadvantaged backgrounds, says the NUJ.
The Yorkshire Post, backed by politicians and business leaders, has written an open letter to new Prime Minister, Theresa May.
Three Trinity Mirror chapels are taking industrial action this week over redundancies, heavy workloads and the threat to quality journalism caused by the company-wide restructuring, dubbed as the "merry-go-round of misery".
PCS, a leading software developer for the publishing industry, has announced the appointment of Hannah Amiss as Marketing Manager with immediate effect.
The Atlantic is deepening its reporting on the role religion plays in communities across the world with the support of a two-year grant from the Henry Luce Foundation’s Henry R. Luce Initiative on Religion in International Affairs.
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The Financial Times has announced a string of new editorial appointments to strengthen its coverage of Britain’s exit from the European Union.
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