Jules Kendrick has been appointed Chief Executive of the Joint Industry Committee for Web Standards (JICWEBS), the cross-industry committee who define standards and best practice for digital advertising.
BPA Worldwide has announced the promotion of Richard Murphy to Executive Vice President.
The Association for Online Publishing (AOP) yesterday announced a collaboration with The Media Trust to provide its members with a centralised pool of verified cookie data, via a single login.
In a letter to The Times newspaper, published yesterday, leading magazine editors have called on Chancellor, Philip Hammond, to axe what they describe as the “reading tax” in his Budget next week.
The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) yesterday issued guidance for editors and journalists on reporting sexual offences, alongside information for survivors on contact with the media.
The Guardian has achieved brand safety certification from JICWEBS - the independent UK cross industry body that sets best practice and standards for online ad trading.
A fair and equitable content licence fee agreement would ensure that news media publishers are appropriately rewarded for the use of their content by the tech giants, safeguarding the future of independent journalism which underpins our democracy, th
More than 20,000 complaints were made to the Independent Press Standards Organisation last year, according to figures published yesterday in their Annual Report, up from nearly 15,000 in 2016.
IPSO’s compulsory arbitration scheme launched yesterday.
Dozens of delegates at the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) gender council conference - from Asia to the Americas and Europe to the Middle East – have issued a global call for action to address the violence, poverty and discrimination fa
Katie Hopkins complained to IPSO that Mirror.co.uk breached Clause 1 (Accuracy) of the Editors’ Code of Practice in an article headlined “Katie Hopkins detained in South Africa for ‘spreading racial hatred’ after taking ketamine while collapsed in th
IPSO yesterday announced a full response to the recommendations made by Lord Kerslake in his report on the aftermath of the Manchester Arena attack.
Local newspaper editors from independent weekly publications and larger publishing companies have united to urge MPs to vote against what they describe as the “anti-press amendments” in the Data Protection Bill on Wednesday.
The Association for Online Publishing (AOP) yesterday announced that, after successfully agreeing amends to the DTSG Good Practice Principles, six leading UK news groups now fully support the industry initiative.
The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) announced yesterday that it is creating a compulsory version of its low cost arbitration scheme.
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