November 15, 2018
BBC's Tony Hall: 'We need to stand together' to defend journalism against 'utterly shameful' violence and online abuse
“the ultimate solution – as with the oil barons in the last century – is to break them up”
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‘We're in the Brexs*it’: Pro-Brexit papers divided over Theresa May deal
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Financial Times headquarters sold ahead of title's move back to former home in mid-2019
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Fox News backs CNN lawsuit against President Trump warning White House press passes 'should never be weaponised'
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Dutch news website launches membership drive for English language version with pay-what-you-can subscriber model
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BBC's Andrew Neil deletes early-morning tweet calling Observer's Carole Cadwalladr 'mad cat woman' 
Arabic news website pays out to prince over 'seriously defamatory' claims he plotted against king 
CNN sues Donald Trump over White House decision to revoke correspondent Jim Acosta's press pass 
Supreme Court told by Evening Standard publisher that libel claimants must show evidence of serious harm 
Financial Times headquarters sold ahead of title's move back to former home in mid-2019
Supreme Court told by Evening Standard publisher that libel claimants must show evidence of serious harm
November 14, 2018
A lawyer for the Independent and Evening Standard has argued against a landmark Court of Appeal... Read more
Quartz puts up partial paywall and gives members chance to quiz journalists and submit questions for interviews
November 14, 2018
News website Quartz has created a new membership package, putting up a partial paywall and giving... Read more
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News in the 'experience economy': Businesses need events to stay relevant in 2018
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The Sun to give one penny from every paper sold on Monday in aid of Movember
November 14, 2018
The Sun will give one penny from every copy of the newspaper sold on Monday next week in aid of... Read more
Midlands publisher closes Shropshire Weekly eight months after magazine's launch amid struggling sales
November 14, 2018
The Midlands News Association has closed a weekly digest magazine for Shropshire after less than... Read more
US Vice President Mike Pence urges Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi to pardon jailed Reuters reporters
November 14, 2018
US Vice President Mike Pence has urged Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi to release two jailed... Read more
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Impress eyes split to offer legal advice to members as regulator's chief exec says he has 'no plans to cut ties' with patron Max Mosley
Alternative press regulator Impress could split in two within three years as it looks to expand its... Read more -
UK financial regulator grabbed call records of Daily Mail journalist at request of French and exposed his sources
The UK Financial Conduct Authority grabbed six-years of call records from a Daily Mail financial... Read more -
2018 British Journalism Awards shortlist revealed: 'This is what Dame Cairncross needs to protect'
Press Gazette is proud to announce the finalists for the 2018 British Journalism Awards for public... Read more -
Archant content boss Matt Kelly says it's 'nigh-on impossible' to get readers to pay for local news online
Getting people to pay for local journalism online is now “nigh-on impossible”, Archant’s... Read more
Comment/Analysis
Waitrose and William Sitwell: Censorious Twitter haters score another victory
New York Times boss Mark Thompson: 'When it comes to news, Facebook still doesn’t get it'
Can a cartoon be defamatory? Under English law there is one simple answer
'My Irish journalism experience counts for nothing in the UK regional press and this barrier needs lifting'