The Society of Editors has welcomed the support of the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee in its bid to ensure news publishers are not damaged by proposed new Online Harms legislation.
The Society of Editors has joined with publishers and broadcasters around the world to support World News Day 2020.
The Society of Editors is to add its voice to calls for the government to protect rulings that public notices must be carried in local newspapers.
Samaritans has launched a new edition of its Media Guidelines featuring new advice and resources on how to report suicide and self-harm safely.
IPSO has announced the appointments of Charlotte Dewar as Chief Executive and Lara Fielden, Eddie Gray, Brendan McGinty, Charles Garside as members of its lay-majority Board.
The Times Newspaper this week published an apology, amended its article and agreed to pay libel damages and legal costs to Sultan Choudhury for wrongly suggesting that he held extremist views.
The Society of Editors says the government should resist the urge to rush towards censorship of the internet in a bid to combat disinformation and fake news.
The BBC and a Government minister appear united in their hope for digital players to assist funding the Local Democracy Reporting scheme, an inquiry into the future of journalism revealed.
The Society of Editors has joined a new government-backed committee aimed at ensuring the safety of journalists.
The Society of Editors (SoE) is to seek clarification over reports that the government is to introduce daily White House-style televised press briefings.
The Society of Editors has welcomed an open letter by 50 BAME UK journalists calling on news organisations, including the SoE, to do more to create a more diverse news sector.
The IPA has expressed its reservations regarding Facebook’s announcement that it is to allow users to switch off political ads on its platform in the US.
The Society of Editors has welcomed a statement from Number 10 that it condemns the arrest of journalists covering the riots in the United States.
The Spectator magazine has announced that it is withdrawing from the government furlough scheme and that it will be returning the money.
With Janine Gibson’s recent promotion to a senior digital position at the Financial Times and the AOP Digital Publishing Awards coming up in October, Jack Wynn investigates female representation in digital journalism.
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