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.
The News Media Association has welcomed amendments to give recognised news publishers exemptions within the Online Safety Bill.
The news industry objects to the introduction of charges for media coverage of party conferences this Autumn.
EMMA and ENPA have released a statement of their regret that the adopted Digital Services Act (DSA) will weaken freedom of the press online.
Richard Murphy has been named president and chief executive officer of BPA Worldwide.
Industry auditor ABC welcomes three new members to its board: Sajeeda Merali, Tina Callcutt and Nick Service.
Newsworks has revealed that over 8 in 10 people in the UK come across fake news online in their day-to-day lives.
BMJ has announced that it is an official participating member of the STM Integrity Hub.
The News Media Association has issued the following statement in response to BBC director-general Tim Davie’s speech yesterday afternoon.
Urgent reform is required to put an end to the practice of wealthy individuals and companies attempting to “avoid scrutiny and public criticism”.
News content created by British publishers generates approx £1bn in UK revenues for Google and Facebook every year, says new report from NMA.
Google has announced that it is launching a new tool that will extend its licensing content agreement with thousands more news publishers in the EU.
A Reporters Charter, aimed at reinforcing the rights and obligations of journalists to report on court proceedings, has been launched.
The News Media Association has called on the government to bring forward legislation to give the DMU the powers it needs.
Reporters Without Borders this week published its annual World Press Freedom Index. It makes uncomfortable reading for the media.
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