October 23, 2018
'Barbaric assassination' of journalist Jamal Khashoggi was planned days in advance, Turkish President says
We felt the need to hold to account the people who were responsible for it, and provide the rigour.
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Google offers funding for 'creative approaches' to sustainable business models for news
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Tommy Robinson supporters chant 'scum' at journalists as EDL founder calls media 'enemy of the people' in attack on free press outside court
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Leeds-based investigative news website set up to target working class millennials outside 'London bubble' marks a year of publishing
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Times withdraws from comment awards over treatment of columnists as it defends 'diversity of opinion'
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Largest Johnston Press shareholder Christen Ager-Hanssen says he wants to 'remove the board' and has an 'appetite' for the company 
Times withdraws from comment awards over treatment of columnists as it defends 'diversity of opinion' 
Digital Journalism Summit: The future of journalism in 13 slides 
Tortoise editor James Harding says move to 'slow news' follows 'lesson' at Times and BBC that journalism that took longer had 'real impact' 
National newspaper + online ABCs: Mail Online audience down nearly a fifth in September compared with last year
Wikileaks publisher Julian Assange sues Ecuador over ‘continued gagging’ and violation of ‘fundamental rights’
October 22, 2018
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has begun legal action against Ecuador's government, accusing it... Read more
Tortoise editor James Harding says move to 'slow news' follows 'lesson' at Times and BBC that journalism that took longer had 'real impact'
October 22, 2018
James Harding has said his move into “slow news” with new venture Tortoise Media was the result... Read more
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News in the 'experience economy': Businesses need events to stay relevant in 2018
August 13, 2018
Dr James Ohene-Djan is a senior lecturer at Goldsmiths University and managing director of... Read more
Geoffrey Rush's lawyer accuses journalist of reporting 'bald-faced' lies as actor's sex harassment libel case heard by judge
October 22, 2018
Actor Geoffrey Rush has told the judge hearing his defamation case that he felt as though his head... Read more
Largest Johnston Press shareholder Christen Ager-Hanssen says he wants to 'remove the board' and has an 'appetite' for the company
October 22, 2018
The largest shareholder in Johnston Press, Norwegian entrepreneur Christen Ager-Hanssen, has said... Read more
Digital Journalism Summit: The future of journalism in 13 slides
October 22, 2018
Young people are "more inclined" to pay for news than older consumers as they are used to paying... Read more
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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 -
Reach redundancies: Sunday Express editorial staff could more than halve as cuts to fall on Express and Star titles, insiders claim
The Sunday Express editorial team could reduce by more than half as owner Reach's extensive job... Read more -
Jeremy Corbyn tells Labour Conference free press in UK 'has too often meant the freedom to spread lies and half-truths'
Jeremy Corbyn quickly targeted the UK press in his speech at the Labour Party conference, claiming... Read more -
British Journalism Awards for Specialist Media 2018: Inside Housing named publication of the year + full list of winners
Inside Housing and its news editor Peter Apps won the top prizes at the inaugural British... Read more
Comment/Analysis
'My Irish journalism experience counts for nothing in the UK regional press and this barrier needs lifting'
Press Gazette tells Cairncross: Time may have come to compel Google and Facebook to support local news
Daily Mail's 'screaming handbrake turn' on hard Brexit as news pages have 'very different tone' under Geordie Greig
Why I worry about India's increasingly fragile media