News
House of Lords recommends advertising restrictions
The House of Lords has recommended restrictions on "advertising for high carbon and environmentally-damaging products."
Industry regulation
COLUMN
Net-zero – time for action
As an industry, we urgently need to do more to reduce our environmental impact.
News
IPSO: Sir Bill Jeffrey carrying out external review
Announced in September, the former senior civil servant Sir Bill Jeffrey is conducting the second External Review of the independence and effectiveness of the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO).
News
NMA welcomes new guidance
The News Media Association has welcomed new guidance to reporting restrictions in the courts.
News
National World believes BBC must reduce online news market share
A major regional media publisher has said the BBC must substantially curtail its local news websites otherwise more community titles will go out of business.
News
NMA calls on Truss to introduce DMU legislation ‘as soon as possible’
The News Media Association has called on the new Prime Minister to introduce the legislation equipping the Digital Markets Unit with the statutory powers it needs to level the playing field for publishers and platforms “as soon as possible.”
News
NMA raises concerns over FOI Clearing House reassignment
The NMA last week raised concerns over The Cabinet Office’s decision to reassign FOI Clearing House as an advisory body and warns changes could impede access to public interest information.
News
Royal Parks news permits to be reissued
News permits required for news photography in the Royal Parks are to be reissued after a joint letter coordinated by the News Media Association expressing alarm over restrictions to photography at the back of Downing Street.
COLUMN
The Summer of Discontent
It’s not just rail workers that are on strike; journalists are too!
News
NMA expresses concerns over copyright exemption plans
Concern is mounting over plans to introduce a new far reaching copyright exception which content creators fear will have a “severe negative impact” on UK rights holders such as news media publishers.
News
Broadcasting sentencing remarks a “monumental moment” says SoE
Crown Court sentencing remarks were broadcast for the first time last week in what the Society of Editors has described as a “monumental moment” for open justice and the public’s right to know.
FEATURE
Press Freedom 2022: the good & the bad
The last few months have seen some significant victories for advocates of press freedom in the UK but also continuing grave concern over the misuse of the justice system to suppress reporting.
News
Sunak pledges to progress DMU legislation
Rishi Sunak has pledged to take forward in the autumn the vital legislation to give the Digital Markets Unit the teeth it needs to level the playing field between news publishers and the tech platforms.
News
SoE welcomes government action
The Society of Editors has welcomed an announcement by the government of a package of measures aimed at tackling Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs).
News
SoE sends message to Mayor of Bristol
Local democracy reporters have “significantly strengthened local news coverage in the UK” and should be allowed to attend mayoral briefings in Bristol, the Society of Editors has told the Mayor of Bristol.
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