Guardian journalist who covered South Africa during apartheid and Ireland...
Award winning Guardian correspondent David Beresford who covered South Africa during the apartheid era and Northern Ireland during the Troubles, has died aged 68. Beresford died at his home in...
View ArticleRichard Desmond's Northern & Shell reports £24.8m loss in 2015
Northern & Shell, the parent company of the Express and Star titles, fell into the red in 2015, as it took a financial hit on its investment in digital, a drop in cover price revenues, and a write...
View ArticleCut-price Daily Star and digital investment help push Northern and Shell...
Northern and Shell, the parent company of the Express and Star titles, fell into the red in 2015, as it took a financial hit on its investment in digital, a drop in cover price revenues, and a write...
View ArticleDaily Express ordered to publish correction by IPSO after distorting...
The Daily Express has been forced to publish a correction after the press watchdog ruled an opinion piece advocating that Britain should leave the EU distorted migration figures. Jonathan Portes, a...
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Sarah Sands: Lebedevs won't sell the Standard, it is an absolutely secure...
LISTEN TO THIS INTERVIEW AS A PODCAST The two traits which London Evening Standard editor Sarah Sands admires most in journalists are “seriousness” about the trade coupled with “a merriment”. And 20...
View ArticleNUJ gives official backing to alternative press watchdog Impress rather than...
The National Union of Journalists has given its official backing to Impress, the alternative press regulator to IPSO, labeling the latter a “pointless so-called regulator”.
View ArticleAlan Rusbridger appointed chairman of Reuters Institute for the Study of...
Alan Rusbridger, the former editor of the Guardian, has been appointed chairman of the steering committee at The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism. The part-time job at the Oxford...
View ArticleUK magazine printing giant Polestar in administration with 1,500 jobs at risk
Polestar, the UK’s biggest independent printer, has gone into administration after losing a key contract with Daily Mail publisher DMG Media putting around 1,500 jobs at risk. PricewaterhouseCoopers...
View ArticlePopular tablet edition of Stylist magazine scrapped after closure of Apple...
Shortlist Media has axed the weekly tablet edition of Stylist magazine after just over two years, blaming its demise on the closure of Apple’s online hub for publishers’ content. The tablet edition of...
View ArticleTwo more local media launches for Bristol as SoPublishing expands from...
Independent digital publisher SoPublishing is expanding its portfolio with the launch of two titles, one focused on weddings and the other on arts, entertainment and culture, adding to the growing...
View ArticleVice UK staff warn that sexual harassment has overshadowed journalism careers...
Vice Media has beefed up its HR policies and procedures in the UK amid allegations of sexual harassment at the media company. Bosses at Vice Media have enlisted a third party provider to run an...
View ArticleTrinity Mirror axes weekly Ellesmere Port Pioneer after 96 years in print
Trinity Mirror has axed its weekly title the Ellesmere Port Pioneer after 96 years of editions. The publisher said it had closed the paper following the “move to online news consumption”, as print...
View ArticleHyperlocal newspaper specialists launch third free title in south east London...
The entrepreneurial team behind two hyperlocal free London papers are to launch a third one in Lewisham, pledging to hold the local “council to account” and give the community “a voice and...
View ArticleMail Online and Evening Standard pull 'completely untrue' stories about Ed...
The Mail Online and London Evening Standard have pulled stories claiming that comedian Ed Byrne performed a life-saving manoeuvre on an audience member, after the stories were refuted by the comedian...
View ArticleSpeaking to media can be 'distressing' and 'daunting' - public should...
Dealing with the media can be a “distressing” and “daunting” experience and the public need to “exercise caution” and should consider using a lawyer or public relations agency on sensitive matters,...
View ArticleTrinity Mirror closes Reading-based online news venture and moves staff over...
Trinity Mirror is closing its Reading-based digital venture which it heralded as creating a “different future of regional publishing” after three years and is merging it into its new regional...
View ArticleMail on Sunday moves columnists Chris Evans and Tom Parker Bowles into new...
The Mail on Sunday is launching a 40-page lifestyle standalone pullout in the paper featuring high-profile columnists Chris Evans and Tom Parker Bowles. Called LIFE, the supplement will be published...
View ArticlePopular tablet edition of Stylist magazine scrapped after closure of Apple...
Shortlist Media has axed the weekly tablet edition of Stylist magazine after just over two years, blaming its demise on the closure of Apple’s online hub for publishers’ content. The tablet edition of...
View ArticleTwo more local media launches for Bristol as SoPublishing expands from...
Independent digital publisher SoPublishing is expanding its portfolio with the launch of two titles, one focused on weddings and the other on arts, entertainment and culture, adding to the growing...
View ArticlePopular tablet edition of Stylist magazine scrapped after closure of Apple...
Shortlist Media has axed the weekly tablet edition of Stylist magazine after just over two years, blaming its demise on the closure of Apple’s online hub for publishers’ content. The tablet edition of...
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