Attacking the BBC for, err, holding the powerful to account, who’s scrutinising government bills, Sienna Miller misses out on her day in court, the appalling cases of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes and Star Hobson, front page of the fortnight, and more…
Kamran Abbasi has been appointed as the new Editor-in-Chief of The BMJ.
SPH Media Trust has chosen the CUE Publishing Platform as its new content management system.
The National Council for the Training of Journalists has launched a free e-learning course on the Journalism Skills Academy to tackle poor quality reporting on polls.
Reach has made a number of key appointments and promotions in the South East.
In November, ESco, a publishing services bureau, announced that they had launched a new website for Gundog Journal.
The Guardian on Friday announced three new appointments to its editorial newsletters team as part of an ongoing refresh around its newsletters offering.
DC Thomson writers have been recognised by Zero Tolerance, the Scottish charity which promotes gender equality, and challenges attitudes that ‘normalise violence and abuse against women’.
Actor Sean Bean and singer Sharleen Spiteri are amongst fifteen celebrities who are to receive "substantial damages" after last week settling claims against News Group Newspapers.
Archant has appointed Ken Symon as its newly-created business and energy editor.
Reuters and Durham University will establish the Sir Harry Evans Memorial Fund to nurture the next generation of investigative journalists.
Press Gazette’s tenth British Journalism Awards returned to an in-person ceremony at the London Hilton Bankside on Wednesday after going online last year due to Covid-19 restrictions.
Run with the negative or accentuate the positive? Highlight problems or present solutions? These are questions, writes Dickon Ross, that editors have always grappled with.
Can you build a community through a print magazine and come through the pandemic even stronger? Mary Hogarth speaks to Guy Procter, editor of Country Walking magazine.
When publishing a story, are publishers asking the right questions? What is the story there to do? This, as The Sunday Times’s Taneth Evans tells Ciar Byrne, is what every journalist should ask about every story they publish.
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