Press Gazette’s 2015 villains: Hopkins and Desmond joined by three Tory MPs
Chris Graylng Leader of the House of Commons Chris Grayling (pictured) became the the poster boy for the haters of…
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Press Gazette’s 2015 heroes: A retired sub, FoI campaigners and whistleblowers
Jonathan Calvert Jonathan Calvert (pictured), the editor of The Sunday Times's Insight team, was this year named Journalist of the…
BySeven new journalism jobs found today, including at The Tablet, Telegraph and Utility Week
Promoted jobs Communications and Campaigns Manager, UK Trade Association Media officer, City of London Public Relations Account Manager, MarcoRichards Advertise…
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De Correspondent: Rethinking the philosophy of news to create a paid-for digital success story
The worlds of the news media and philosophy may collide rarely. But at Netherlands-based De Correspondent a team has taken…
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Advertising Standards Authority: Michelin advertorial on Telegraph website ‘not obviously identifiable as such’
An advertorial for Michelin tyres has been banned in its original form for claiming that the premium brand is safer…
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How The Sun, supported by Press Association, won three-month legal battle to report on Liam Gallagher divorce
News that a family court judge has ruled on how rock star Liam Gallagher and ex-wife Nicole Appleton should split…
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Phone-hacking lawyer Mark Lewis: ‘We are back where we were… once again scared stiff of the press’
Mark Lewis, the lawyer who represented numerous victims of phone-hacking, has said politicians are "frightened again" of the press. Discussing…
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Reporters Without Borders: 110 journalists killed in 2015 – Iraq and Syria most deadly countries
More than 100 journalists have been killed in 2015 in connection with their work or for unclear reasons, according to…
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