Last issue, Peter Preston persuasively pointed out that productivity alone isn’t enough in today’s world of content creation. “A newsroom ruled by the clicks regime will never do something different,” he says. Robyn Bechelet considers the challenge h
News providers face some big decisions in 2017. To what extent do they follow the emerging new tech trends and, in light of contracting advertising revenues, which of their existing outputs will they have to chop? Martin Belam looks at the digital op
The ability to continually surprise and delight is a wonderful quality to find in an app. Magic Tate Ball is, says Dan Linstead, a beautifully conceived and brilliantly executed app.
In October, in Carlisle, the Society of Editors held its annual conference. Press regulation and freedom were once again hot topics. Also touched upon was the growing democratic deficit caused by the mass shedding of journalists by local papers. Ray
MA Healthcare has announced the creation of a new Library Advisory Board, which will be holding its first meeting in early 2017.
The winners of the Content Awards 2016, organised by Editorial Intelligence, were announced this week.
Johnston Press has launched a new Investigations Unit with a “hard-hitting” report revealing the truth behind Britain’s deadly road crimes and the scandal of lenient sentencing in the UK.
IPSO has launched a panel to advise on its work and wider industry issues from the perspective of readers and citizens, which has met for the first time.
Newsquest Scotland has named Donald Martin as editor-in-chief of a group whose flagship brands include The Herald, and its heraldscotland.com web site.
WAN-IFRA, the World Editors Forum and the FOJO Media Institute are calling on media worldwide to support stronger protections for women journalists in a text released to mark the 250th anniversary celebrations of Sweden’s ‘Freedom of the Press Act’,
The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) has upheld a complaint from Princess Beatrice against Mail Online, about an article published in June.
Three parliamentary bills have the potential to seriously curtail press freedom, compromise the ability of journalists to protect their sources and effectively criminalise journalism, says the NUJ.
The 2016 British Society of Magazine Editors Awards were held last night at The Sheraton Grand London Park Lane Hotel.
Abacus has developed a new product for long-time client Plexus (EMAP) aimed at the healthcare services marketplace.
The Financial Times will offer free FT.com access to its US election coverage on Election Day, November 8, for 24 hours beginning at 5 am ET.
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