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Data and tech overhaul paved way for Prensa Iberica expansion
Spanish regional news group worked with S2i on data, CRM and workflow solutions.
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2025 journalism job cuts tracked: Latest as Future closes Laptop Mag
This page will stay up-to-date with redundancies and layoffs hitting UK and US journalists in 2025.
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50 biggest UK news websites in May: Two-thirds see audience growth while half get engagement boost
Press Gazette's monthly ranking of the top 50 news websites in the UK.
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UK and US publishers back move to block AI scrapers by default
Internet infrastructure provider Cloudflare is behind the new technology.
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Top UK online publishers: X plummets, Reddit surges, news publishers ranked
Reach has largest monthly audience reach among commercial UK news publishers.
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Government warned cuts to journalism training ‘weaken civic fabric’
Government has removed extra funding support for journalism courses.
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Sunday Post promotes deputy Thomas Hawkins to editor
Former editor David Lord is now leading DC Thomson's energy portfolio.
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Vic Chapple, ‘the complete reporter’, dies aged 93
Chapple helped The Sun move from broadsheet to tabloid and become top-selling UK daily.
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Former Newsnight presenter warns of misinformation deluge
Lying in public life is eroding confidence in the media, warns Gavin Esler.
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Shetland’s only local newspaper saved from closure
Highland News and Media deal ends 131 years of family ownership.
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GB News to broadcast nightly from US in ‘huge moment’ for channel
GB News says it marks "huge moment" with US expansion.
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Paywall launch was fourth-time lucky for Belfast Telegraph publisher
Mediahuis Ireland CEO Peter Vandermeersch talks about road to 100,000 online subscriptions and beyond.
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Mediahuis Belgium’s battle to persuade young to pay for news
Subscription for under 26 to newsbrands like De Standaard has around 3,200 people signed up.
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News diary 30 June – 6 July: Oasis reunion tour starts, Wimbledon, British Grand Prix
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda next week, from the team at Foresight News.
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Top 50 news websites in the US: Top sites see steep traffic falls in May
Press Gazette's monthly ranking of the top 50 news websites in the US, using Similarweb data.
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National World shuts ‘vanity project’ TV channel Shots!
UGC platform YourWorld.net is also closing in its current form.
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BBC News targets news avoiders with ‘inspiring and uplifting’ stories
The Upbeat newsletter is sent to about 160,000 people in the UK.
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Former Guardian blogger alarmed that work included in OpenAI deal
Freelances and news agencies not consulted or paid in publisher AI licensing deals.
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Guardian returns to Glastonbury with 100-page one-off magazine
Guardian returns as official Glastonbury media partner for 28th year.
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BBC.com launches dynamic paywall for US users
BBC's first website paywall will see US readers charged $49.99 a year.
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Google’s site reputation abuse policy: the wrong solution to a real problem
How publishers have been affected by Google's "overreach", dictating commercial and hiring decisions.
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Brand safety: Why social is far more risky than news for marketers
Brand safety fears are misguided, according to leading Sky and BBC executives.
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The PR agency, the publishers and the disappearing lottery winners
Lottery winners whose stories promoted casino website cannot be found.
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Outsourcing your content licensing: Five reasons why
Working with a content licensing agency gives publishers time back to focus on content creation while maximising revenue generation.
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Ladbible owner says revenue will grow by 10% this year
LBG Media sees strong advertising growth from major brands.
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How SFGATE is making local news pay and filling California’s news gaps
SFGATE has the largest audience of any purely local news site in the US.
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Reach promotes Terry Hornsby to new chief product/technology role
Hornsby will bring together product and tech teams.
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CMA set to force Google to work more fairly with UK publishers
New regulation of Google search in UK set to start in October.
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Inside the pilot BBC World Service website using AI translation
BBC News Polska has a small team adapting and translating the corporation's wider news content.
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Charlie Elphicke’s legal bill cut after Sunday Times libel battle
A judge found Times Media failed to "preserve evidence" in the case.
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Sun digital director Will Payne moving to New York Post
Payne will become deputy editor-in-chief at the Post.
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News diary 23-29 June: Glastonbury, NATO leaders meet, NYC Democratic mayoral primary
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda next week, from the team at Foresight News.
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Sophia Smith Galer app helps journalists who don’t have time to make Tiktok videos
Sophiana is a scriptwriting and teleprompter tool for journalists and other expert content creators.
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Ian Key: North of England tabloid reporter who worked with integrity and passion
Ian Key has died aged 78 after a varied career covering the north of England and Scotland.
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Who’s suing AI and who’s signing: BBC threatens Perplexity, raft of Prorata partnerships
Ziff Davis sues OpenAI while The Washington Post signs.
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Politics Joe puts video podcast behind paywall
Five days after launch brand attracts 400 paying subscribers on Patreon.
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Newspaper ABCs: Daily Star Sunday staves off month-on-month print circulation decline in May
Press Gazette's monthly analysis of ABC national newspaper circulation figures.
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Chief revenue officer appointed to pilot Goalhanger ‘rocket ship’
Conrad Withey co-founded music technology company Instrumental.
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Publicist to receive damages after settling legal claim against Sun publisher
Ciara Parkes previously settled a claim against the News of the World in 2012.
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Rise of the influencers: How publishers should respond
Social content creators are overtaking publishers on advertising revenue.
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Podcast 91: Video masterclass with PA Media’s Joe Pickover
UK national news agency PA Media has massively ramped up its video output in recent years and is able…
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Bustle focuses on originality and access as revenue grows 38%
Bustle editor in chief Charlotte Owen is making digital magazine brands pay in the digital age.
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Tech media challenges: ‘World of churn for clicks is disappearing’
Recent cuts at Techcrunch and Business Insider lay difficulties bare.
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‘We accept the risks’: Sky News boss calls for journalists to be allowed into Gaza
Sky News MD Jonathan Levy joins voices calling for international journalists to be able to report from Gaza.
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Subscriptions growth fuels record revenue year for The Economist
Economist says latest finances provide "foundation for our future".
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Sky News chief on ‘halo-effect’ of personality-driven news
News leaders also cover willingness to pay for news, video versus text and AI threat to traditional search.
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Daily Beast gains on Reddit and Facebook as Google traffic falls
And Vox Media CEO says OpenAI is a good partner but still doesn't value content high enough.
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Walking the mobile notification tightrope: How to engage audiences while avoiding overload
Nic Newman examines latest data on use and audience response to push alerts.
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'Challenges for institutional journalism are intensifying' in platform-enabled ecosystem, report finds.
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News diary 16-22 June: US Tiktok sell-or-ban deadline, Chris Brown in UK court
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda next week, from the team at Foresight News.
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Mediahuis Ireland reaches 100,000 digital subscriber milestone
Digital subscriptions across The Irish Independent and Belfast Telegraph total 100,000.
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Techcrunch owner says he is ‘doubling down’ on Europe after staff axed
Former staff hit out at comments from Techcrunch publisher Michael Reinstein.
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Newsletter strategies: Insights from The Scotsman, Metro and The i Paper
Including paid limited newsletter series and revamping the sign-up process.
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New IT publication appears to be largely AI-generated
Press Gazette cannot verify the credentials of the site's two named authors.
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Chiswick: Local news oasis
Across the UK ‘deserts’ with no dedicated local news coverage are increasing – with London particularly hard hit by…
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Daily Star drops page three pictures of scantily dressed women in redesign
Daily Star adds strapline: "News with a wink."
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Reach launches series of Substack-based newsletters in bid to broaden audience
Jenna Thompson explains latest Reach effort to reach new audiences via a series of free Substacks.
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Journalists are adding extra checks to keep ahead of the fake experts
The fake expert industry continues to churn out AI-generated commentary.
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How 20-strong PA Media puzzles team feeds growing publisher demand for brain teasers
PA Media Puzzles editor Peter Sterling has been settting brain teasers for 30 years.
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New London culture title to launch in September with five-strong team
Broadsheet founder Nick Shelton explains why there is a gap in London media.
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Getty legal action against AI photo firm is ‘day of reckoning’, start of trial hears
Stability AI says Getty claim is "overt threat" to its business.
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Who are the UK’s political editors? From broadcast to print
Political editors are a vital part of any media outlet. Here are the main ones across print and broadcast.
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This message will self destruct: Guardian launches new secure tech for sources
Secure Messaging sits within the main Guardian app.
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Dale Vince legal claim against Daily Mail publisher thrown out
Associated Newspapers had called it a "resurrection" of a libel claim thrown out last year.
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Around ten staff axed in Techcrunch move to scrap Europe coverage
Cutbacks follow purchase of site for tech start-ups by private equity firm.
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Axel Springer to mandate four days per week in the office
Change of policy will impact staff at titles including Politico and Business Insider.
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News diary 9-15 June: New US travel ban, Trooping the Colour, G7 Summit in Canada
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda next week, from the team at Foresight News.
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Telegraph withdraws banker school fees story after being deceived by source
Update: Telegraph has now published an apology to its readers.
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UK political mag Tribune taken over by Islam Channel owner
"The editorial independence and the tradition of Tribune are assured."
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New look, new paper and new name for The New European
Title which launched after Brexit now claims 35,000 subscribers.
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Press Gazette tops ranking of websites covering media industry news
Similarweb data suggests Press Gazette is most popular website for publishing industry news.
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Investment in SEO pays off as Capital Business Media doubles revenue
Founder Richard Alvin explains how specialist publisher is funding rapid expansion.
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From Discord to Puma Kings: How football brand Mundial is connecting with readers
Print and passion are at the core of football title Mundial - and it is paying off.
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Staying true to ‘core cause’ has helped Stylist survive bonfire of the free mags
Lisa Smosarski says free magazine now has 10,000 digital subscribers.
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Sun names new political editor and drops business page
Jack Elsom replaces Harry Cole who has new US-based role on TV and Youtube.
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Reach journalists reluctantly accept 2% pay increase
Pay deal includes movement on creating standard pay bands across business.
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Google ‘handling stolen goods’ with Youtube theft of paywalled news articles
Youtube channels use AI to turn paywalled articles into videos.
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Top 50 news websites in the world: Tabloids take a tumble
Press Gazette's analysis of the 50 biggest English-language news websites in the world, updated monthly.
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Journalists need to change the way they describe homeless people
Centre for Homelessness Impact creates news guidelines for reporters.
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Why Business Insider is axing 100-plus staff and who is leaving
Massive Business Insider job cuts fall hard on tech, diversity and entertainment coverage.
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Met Police says terror investigation ongoing over journalist’s tweets
Asa Winstanley's home was raided, phones and computer equipment were seized.
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Former editor switches from local news to lifestyle with launch of 14 titles
Marc Astley's Daily model offers his editors a 50/50 revenue share.
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Anna Mikhailova named political editor of Times Radio
Journalist leaves Mail on Sunday where she was deputy political editor.
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News diary 2-8 June: Tommy Robinson in court over journalist harassment charges, Beyonce in London, South Korea election
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda next week, from the team at Foresight News.
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Gerry Adams awarded £84,000 in damages after suing BBC for libel
Jury finds BBC's actions were not in good faith and it did not act in a fair and reasonable…
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Commenting returns to Press Gazette powered by OpenWeb
Commenting will only be available to logged-in users.
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PA Media journalists back no confidence vote against new editor-in-chief over cuts plan
Jack Lefley has led the PA Media newsroom since the start of the year.
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Google AI Mode is undermining original journalism
Publishers warned they must adapt their strategy as AI search becomes more dominant.
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How launching podcasts on Youtube has prompted ‘explosive’ growth for Goalhanger
Founders of the UK's largest independent podcast producer say Youtube has been game-changing.
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Press Gazette launches paid access to online content
Metered paywall will help fund next stage of Press Gazette expansion.
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Managing director of lifestyle publisher Refinery29 joins Standard as CEO
Tamar Riley has been global managing director at Refinery29 since July 2022.
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How BBC History is bringing content about the past to tomorrow’s audiences
Substack newsletter and podcast are latest additions to the brand.
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South London Press closes down after 160 years covering UK capital
Abrupt closure of title has seen the website shut down and staff sent home.
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New National World owner promises staff ‘longer-term view’ after takeover
Malcolm Denmark says business will not be based on chasing "short-term" results.
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Online subs and town centre shopfronts: Tindle plan to safeguard local news
Tindle Newspapers MD Scott Wood reveals the "ambition" driving the publisher's next steps.
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Guardian grows revenue and reduces losses for year to March 2025
Title reports boom in reader revenue, which has been helped by US opposition to Trump.
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News diary 26 May – 1 June: Russell Brand in court, disposable vape ban comes in
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda next week, from the team at Foresight News.
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Redbird buys Telegraph in £500m deal with Abu Dhabi to keep minority stake
Abu Dhabi-backed IMI to retain minority stake of up to 15% in Telegraph.
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Facebook slammed for ‘attack on local journalism’ after third site ‘restricted’
Upcoming Online Safety Act measures will require better protections for publisher content on platforms.
ByPodcast 90: Death of the website, the never-ending pivot to video and why Dom loves Substack
‘The death of the website’ was the name of one panel session at a recent publishing industry conference. Press…
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