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ByFighting for quality news media in the digital age.
In-house publishing tech fuels growing online ad revenue as the business strikes deal with OpenAI.
ByRussia and China are said to be investing hard in their foreign-facing news output.
BySome 33 cases were filmed but most were not used by broadcasters.
ByB2B giant Informa is latest company to announce AI deal.
ByNearly half of those not paying for local news say they can find it for free.
ByIt comes a week after Reach confirmed Caroline Waterston as the Mirror's new editor-in-chief.
ByA look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda next week, from the team at Foresight News.
ByGoogle's first core algorithm update of 2024 spells bad news for the vast majority of publishers
ByCrawford said a speech given to editors by the Prime Minister this week was "empty words".
ByThe BBC wants to cut evening news on BBC Scotland from one hour to 30 minutes.
ByRevenue at Reach was down by 6.7% overall in the three months to 31 March.
BySince 2000, 16 UK journalists (including US-born Marie Colvin) have been killed in the course of their reporting.
ByPress Gazette backs campaign for memorial to UK's fallen journalists.
ByWorldwide, RSF said political attacks on journalists have stepped up.
ByArticle criticised food hygiene standards at Trump's first Scotland property.
ByEditor Katharine Viner said the business foresees revenue pressures continuing into the next year at least.
ByJones and other editors discuss the biggest challenges facing their businesses.
ByThompson speaks to Press Gazette after the magazine brand reached profitability and 1m subscribers.
ByCEO Nicholas Thompson on setting his next goals after subs strategy heralded huge business turnaround.
ByInterview with Prospect CEO Mark Beard and editor in chief Alan Rusbridger.
ByBall is taking on the role ahead of the upcoming UK general election.
By1440 bets on paying to acquire readers and then selling ads against them.
ByMartine Croxall, Karin Giannone, Kasia Madera and Annita McVeigh in BBC employment tribunal.
ByA petition had been set up for Myska to be "reinstated".
ByAn up-to-date page so you can keep track of all the UK's national newspaper editors.
ByBaroness Carr also says the broadcasting of court hearings could see "careful" expansion.
ByPM tells conference: "As long as the British media continues to thrive, so will British democracy."
ByWaterston, editor-in-chief for magazines and supplements, will lead the Mirror on a permanent basis.
ByCentralised planning and easy sharing with Desk-Net helped Ippen.Media boost both content quality and reach.
ByThe magazine's editor said it has "come to an end" in the UK after 86 years.
ByPress Gazette's monthly ranking of the top 50 newsbrands in the UK.
ByNews publishers may be advised to hold their nerve in a game of chicken with the AI companies.
ByEditor Mina Al-Oraibi on evolution of Abu Dhabi title with nearly 200 journalists.
BySoPublishing hopes to start SoBristol after success and promotions at SoGlos.
ByA similar number of roles have been cut at sports betting business Livescore.
ByGoodall will lead a new flagship politics show in the competitive Sunday morning slot.
ByBig losses at likes of The Messenger, LA Times, Sports Illustrated and Mediahuis Ireland started 2024.
ByHouse of Lords also hears that Spiked has been put on advertising blacklist.
ByFT follows in footsteps of Axel Springer, Associated Press and Le Monde.
ByA look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda next week, from the team at Foresight News.
By"We need to go after to younger readers, but we don't want to look like your dad dancing"
BySir Paul Marshall said he was leaving GB News on a "secure growth trajectory".
ByThis year's performance reviews may disappoint, but gathering feedback and self-assessment can help provide some clarity for your career.
ByTrust in journalism down, content lifted from Tiktok up. Could the two be linked?
ByThe sites' ad inventories will be handled by Total Politics Group from July.
ByLLMs could either destroy media or herald a new beginning.
ByWatford previously led memberships and marketing at Dow Jones alongside Will Lewis.
ByExecutive editor Joseph Kahn also addressed dealing with fact NYT may publish views its journalists disagree with.
ByBauer's global head of SEO on why the arrival of Google's SGE might not be all bad for publishers.
ByUK ad market grew 6.1% to £36.6bn - but tech platforms take all the growth.
ByThe Lever's "bread and butter" reporting is "how corporate power is making everything worse for the rest of us".
ByThe former GB News chairman says he is 'surprised how tolerant' Ofcom has been of the channel.
ByGuardian cookies banner now allows people to say "No, thank you" on their first click.
ByUnherd's CEO says the Global Disinformation Index should lose government funding.
ByBecky Emmett will lead the editorial strategy for ITV News content on ITVX.
ByEdwards has been off screens since July 2023 after allegations made against him.
ByThe former Times chief football writer on his plans for Substack and the importance of evolving.
BySenior women journalists also share advice on dealing with online vitriol.
ByIt is the first major redundancy exercise since the broadcaster launched.
BySherwood News, the US-based business news outlet launched this month by retail trading platform Robinhood, is betting that ad-supported,…
ByA look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda next week, from the team at Foresight News.
ByIn addition judge dismisses News Group Newspapers' bid for an initial trial on whether claims have been brought too…
ByMHP Group 30 To Watch journalism awards are free to enter.
ByTurmoil at the top of Open Democracy has led to legal letters being sent.
ByThe Cool Down is the fastest-growing top 50 news website in the US.
ByPress Gazette's monthly analysis of ABC national newspaper circulation figures.
ByBarnett is leaving Woman's Hour to join the BBC Radio 4 Today line-up.
ByADHD and autistic traits can make for brilliant journalists, but employers need to do more.
ByGetting a staff job proved challenging for Lydia Wilkins but she has thrived as a freelance.
ByPresenter found his niche when school radio station was set up.
ByAutistic and ADHD brains can be perfect for careers in media if people are given the right support.
ByTimes Radio journalist Darryl Morris and freelance reporter Lydia Wilkins on how ADHD and autism both help and hinder…
ByRebecca Clancy joins from The Times where she is motor racing correspondent.
ByMPs examining the BBC's Across the UK strategy raised concerns over cuts to dedicated local radio programming.
ByAverage gender pay gap across major UK media organisations now stands at 11%.
ByPress Gazette's monthly ranking of the top 50 news websites in the world, using Similarweb data.
ByThe Daily Maverick takes "drastic" action in bid to explain why audience should become paying members.
ByITN CEO Rachel Corp said she hopes other women are inspired by the legacy of Edwards-Jones.
ByEmbley left Reach after 30 years last summer.
ByStatistical dead heat continues for UK's two biggest commercial newsbrands.
ByPress Gazette rounds up how major news sites now fare under Newsguard's system.
ByIt follows similar, ultimately empty, threats to block news in Canada.
ByThe BBC's style guide says journalists should "generally" use a person's preferred terms and pronouns.
ByA look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda next week, from the team at Foresight News.
ByIt’s not just the HR manager you need to negotiate when job hunting, but also the pitfalls of failing…
BySeven media outlets created so far in The Lead's drive to cover local Northern news.
ByYougov data shows Britons thinks AI will do more bad than good to journalism - but accept its use…
ByMany UK media executives saw their paychecks increase despite a challenging economy.
ByWhat can UK publishers learn from the French competition authority’s €250m fine imposed on Google.
ByLetter co-ordinated by the Anti-SLAPP Coalition says new bill will still result in uncertainty.
ByThe news follows recent cuts to sports desks at the Scotsman, Daily Record and Scottish Daily Mail.
ByThe cuts were blamed on "wider industry trends" and the end to some of the outlet's funding.
ByThe former chief sub and chief assistant editor described his career in one word as "fun".
ByMohamed Amersi is seeking damages of up to £100,000 against an episode of Panorama and a BBC News article…
By2022/2023 financial results for Times Media, News Group Newspapers and News UK Broadcasting.
ByBarrister for Dimitris Legakis said case raised "legitimate questions about the freedom of the press".
ByNew roles in UK and Brussels mark "a pivotal moment" in the paper's evolution, CEO says.
ByJoe.co.uk previously went into administration in June 2020 but continued to suffer "sustained losses".
ByAnd regulator announces investigation into episode of Labour MP David Lammy's LBC show
ByMoneyIn2 hopes to tell those who don't yet have money how to make it.
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