Awards nomination for Jason Arday story prompts more than 500 complaints
Press Gazette urged to withdraw nomination for Times Higher Education’s Jack Grove.
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Judge rules against ‘famous man’ – but ITN/Guardian injunction stands pending appeal
Man said publication of story about abuse of power would make him take own life.
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Carbon Brief adds paid memberships offering access to Reddit-style forum
Specialist climate title uses paid memberships for community building rather than exclusive paywalled content.
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Cavendish Press boss blames publisher ‘greed’ for agency’s closure after nearly 50 years
Jon Harris said court reporters were “facing extinction” amid low freelance rates.
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News diary 2-8 November: US midterms, New Zealand general election, Remembrance Sunday
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda this week, from the team at Foresight News.
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Who’s suing AI and who’s signing latest: US newspapers sue Brave Software and Canadian publishers sue Anthropic
Full round-up of publishers versus AI litigation and licensing deals around the world.
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AI fakery is increasing the premium on trusted publisher content
Silicon Valley firms are inadvertently proving publishers ‘are the only people you can trust’.
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AI content retrieval ‘already eating away’ at publisher businesses, court told
Digital Content Next says members are seeing revenue downturn after arrival of AI search tools.
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Raw Story says investigations team is driving subscriptions growth
US progressive political outlet redesigned website and newsletters to better highlight exclusive stories.
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UK competition watchdog opens investigation into Meta scraping terms
CMA examining whether Meta’s proposed terms could “unfairly harm” publishers.
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Free AI-scraping detection service to help publishers sign or sue
Pooling data across many publishers makes it easier to prove what’s a bot.
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50 biggest news websites in UK: Reach titles record biggest year-on-year audience declines in September
Press Gazette’s monthly ranking of the top 50 news websites in the UK.
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Google may buy publishers time – they should use it to loosen tech giant’s grip on them
Google will likely remain an important source of traffic for years – what publishers should do in the meantime.
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RAJARs Q3 2026: World Cup helps Talksport lead growth as BBC decline continues
Full round-up of UK news and current affairs radio listening figures for Q3 2026.
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Norwegian media companies in court victory over Meta AI scraping terms
Publishers including Schibsted and NRK want temporary injunction stopping new Meta terms being imposed.
By Decision in ‘famous’ man’s injunction bid against Guardian and ITN could come next week
Lawyer for media says story would add to “debate of public importance” despite man’s suicide risk.
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BBC caused ex-Tory donor ‘serious harm’ by reporting corruption allegations, court told
Mohamed Amersi claims BBC “seriously misled” its audience and is suing for libel.
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Tommy Robinson found guilty of harassing Daily Mail journalists
Robinson, real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, to be sentenced on 16 December.
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BBC journalists to vote on strike action over threat of compulsory redundancies
BBC says it is unable to give guarantee it can avoid compulsory redundancies.
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Reform launches ‘newspaper’ amid plans for ‘seven-day digital newsroom’
The Reformer comes as party hiring up to 25 journalists.
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What I’ve learned: New World editor Steve Anglesey is ‘having a blast’
Anglesey says working on something distinctive that feels like a club is key.
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Celeb seeking injunction against Guardian and ITN has ‘fear of trial by media’
Court hears ‘famous’ man made suicide attempt after receiving right-of-reply letters.
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Journalism job cuts in 2026 tracked: People Inc cuts 195 jobs, Telegraph to cut around 100
Press Gazette rolling updates on redundancies made in 2026.
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British Journalism Awards 2026 shortlist revealed
Links and headlines for all finalists – chosen from 695 entries.
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Politico Pub party conference pop-ups triple partnership revenue in one year
The Pub attracted more than 500 guests at Labour Party Conference in 2026.
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More than 100 Harry and Meghan stories ‘came from online casinos’
Royal experts including Diana’s former butler Paul Burrell quoted ‘speaking on behalf of’ online casinos.
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Food magazine Delicious brought back under new ownership
Delicious returns with part-time team of four after Eye to Eye liquidation.
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Reuters adds 37 years of Sky News content to its video archive
Reuters has taken over licensing of ITN and Sky News archives from Getty.
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Clickout Media makes journalists redundant but bylines revived with AI
Journalists laid off after Google manual penalties on ‘parasite SEO’ sites.
By Telegraph cuts up to 100 jobs as it targets being ‘global, AI-powered’ business
Cuts come just under four months after Axel Springer takeover.
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News diary 26 October – 1 November: Oxford Street pedestrianisation, Autumn Budget, Charles and Camilla in Caribbean
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda this week, from the team at Foresight News.
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Italian daily La Stampa expands to US with new team
English-language site aims to build contributors across 50 states.
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Tommy Robinson wanted to ‘put pressure’ on Daily Mail journalists, he tells court
Robinson claims Daily Mail journalists he is accused of harassing “know I’m not going to come and beat them…
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AI answer engines bypass local news outlets going straight to official sources
ChatGPT and others often cite national news outlets on local queries.
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Lifestyle and news site for British Muslims Hyphen set to close
UAE-based backers of the site have withdrawn funding.
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UK competition watchdog ‘very alive’ to risks from sweeping Meta scraping change
Competition and Markets Authority speaking to Meta about imminent T&C change.
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Reform says it has reported ITV to the police over undercover investigation
Reform accuses undercover journalists of “doctored” passport and canvassing-related offences.
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Iconic Media buys publisher of Northern Ireland glossy Ulster Tatler
Iconic enters lifestyle magazine and events world in Northern Ireland with acquisition.
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Video is now literally at the heart of The Sun newsroom
From The Newsroom is new Sun video discussion show filmed in studio without walls.
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What I’ve learned with Peter Geoghegan: ‘Fail, fail again, fail better’
Founder of Democracy for Sale shares insights on career in investigative journalism.
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Tommy Robinson told Daily Mail editor ‘expect me to come knocking’ in voicemail, court hears
Daily Mail journalists told the court they felt at risk of attack from Robinson’s supporters on second day of…
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Lisa Smosarski to leave Stylist after 17 years to join Radio Times
Smosarski to lead editorial and commercial as managing director.
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AI in the newsroom at Reuters, Reach, Independent and Metropolis
AI-powered Independent editors said to be six times more ‘economically productive’.
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Tommy Robinson used ‘bully-boy, intimidatory tactics’ against Mail journalists
Mail journalists said they were forced to leave home or employ security.
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The Canary closes ‘indefinitely’ citing debanking and ‘malicious lies’
The Canary said it has become “unsustainable, both financially and operationally”.
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Publishers urged to delete Facebook and Instagram accounts over T&Cs change
‘Shameless land grab’ sees Meta claim AI rights to all publisher content after 30 October.
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News diary 19-25 October: Tommy Robinson harassment trial, Brazil election runoff, iPhone Duo on sale
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda this week, from the team at Foresight News.
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CNN bundles web, live and on-demand in UK paywall launch
CNN launching website paywall alongside streaming subscription in UK and Canada.
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Guardian and Sun agree on ban for deceptive AI bots
CEOs and editors call for PM to give backing to AI transparency bill.
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Huw Edwards loses Daily Mail complaint and bemoans IPSO ‘travesty’
Daily Mail already removed article and published apology to woman named as having ‘friendship’ with Edwards.
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London Centric hits 5,500 paid subscribers two years after Substack launch
Title now has three full-time staff producing investigative journalism.
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Guardian boosted online ad revenue by simplifying process and sharing reader data
Curation at Scale went live in September 2025 and has since cut unsold inventory by around 54%.
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What I’ve learned: Susie Boniface says be proud every day ‘or go into PR’
Freelance investigative reporter shares insights on a career working in tabloid journalism.
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Business is booming for free, video-first specialist newsbrand Electrifying
Electric vehicle publisher reaches first profit with video focus and LLM strategy.
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City University ends Newspaper Journalism post grad after 44 years
Course that boasts many famous alumni replaced with Journalism MA.
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Big Issue helps brands reach ‘purpose-driven’ consumers
Magazine brand addresses print revenue decline with Big Issue Create marketing deals.
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New York Times among surge of sign-ups to publisher AI coalition SPUR
SPUR members are seeking fair payment terms from AI companies.
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AI in journalism: Live tracker of scandals and mistakes
Round-up of the main cases where AI use in journalism has gone wrong.
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Ending daily newspaper helped Standard reduce losses to £8.3m
Revenue down 40% in 2025 despite financial year containing three more months than year before.
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FAST channel and digital out-of-home offer new revenue sources for publisher video
Video podcasts are ‘perfect’ content for FAST channels and social media.
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Marina Hyde launches ‘Always On’ personal media brand backed by Goalhanger
Hyde will write columns on Substack and present a new Youtube show.
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News diary 12-18 October: Russell Brand rape trial, MPs question AI safety, NI Assembly no confidence vote
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda this week, from the team at Foresight News.
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At least five journalists arrested at Palestine Action protest
Two Leicester Gazette reporters among those arrested outside drone factory.
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Metro proposes to cut 60 jobs across print and online
Planned redundancies follow abrupt departure of editor-in-chief and executive editor.
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Quartz website mainly produced by one AI-assisted reporter writing 50+ stories per day
Digital marketing expert Cris Tolomia appears to be making heavy use of AI.
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Independent pays damages to filmmaker accused of fraud in dismissed lawsuit
The Independent agrees settlement after reporting legal allegations that had not been found to be true.
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BBC apologises to Pink News bosses over defamatory sexual misconduct claims
Ben Cohen and Anthony James donating ‘compensation’ from BBC to charity.
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Woman & Home grows live events and video as it turns 100
Women’s lifestyle magazine is growing print market share despite decline.
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PR agency linked to fake Forbes websites posts articles to help US visa applications
Insiders say hundreds are using paid PR placements to prove “extraordinary ability”.
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Top 50 English-language news sites in the world: Half see declines of 20% or more in September
Press Gazette’s analysis of the 50 biggest English-language news websites in the world, updated monthly.
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Top 50 US news websites: 90% see traffic drop in September
Press Gazette’s monthly ranking of the top 50 news websites in the US, using Similarweb data.
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Newsletter tips: Boost interactivity, but keep subject lines ‘boring’
Reach, The Logic and New Statesman shared latest newsletter strategies.
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Facebook cash-for-links scheme excludes publishers (for now)
Meta testing restriction that stops pages posting more than two links per month for free.
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Reform hiring journalists to build national newsroom
At least 12 jobs on offer via new Reform content operation.
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Mail’s interactive storytelling strand Deep Dive drives up to 100 average subs per article
Deep Dive is driving subscriptions and is now offered as a native advertising platform.
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Fresh redundancies at Future as tech brands hurt by AI Overviews
UK audience at tech brand Tom’s Guide is down by 55% since before AI Overviews launched in Google.
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Ex-Panorama editor Rachel Jupp named next BBC News boss
Jupp succeeds Deborah Turness who resigned after Trump speech editing controversy.
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News diary 5-11 October: Third anniversary of Hamas attacks on Israel, marches for Palestine
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda this week, from the team at Foresight News.
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Independent doubles revenue in six years to reach £55m
Independent Studio, AI, US and e-commerce cited as growth pillars.
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Penske AI Overviews lawsuit dismissed because ‘no formal bargain’ struck with Google
Publishers ‘voluntarily acceded’ to zero price for Google crawling, judge finds.
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Goalhanger to bring ad sales and sponsorship in-house
Network to sell partnerships across audio, video, social media, newsletters, live events and branded content.
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What I’ve learned: Dropping out of school at 17 was turning point for Irish News editor
Editor-in-chief of Irish News shares his insights on a career of editing news sites.
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Local newspaper where Harold Evans began closes after 171 years in print
Tameside Reporter to move staff to sister titles with online news set to continue.
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GB News narrows losses despite 63% drop in website visitors
GB News website and app visitors down 63% in second half of 2025 but TV revenue in growth.
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Jeremy Clarkson, Meghan, Prince Harry and the secret of Oxford Mail’s traffic success
High-profile residents and a star reporter help fuel traffic success at Oxford Mail.
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The Nerve reaches 5,000 paying subscribers in first year
Newsletter-led newsbrand from ex-Observer journalists now said to be financially sustainable.
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Guardian creates 40 jobs to train journalists with content creator skills
Guardian is separately creating 55 permanent staff roles this year.
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New Scientist launches new advertising platform targeting B2B audience
New Scientist Business is a new advertising platform across print, digital, audio and video
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PA Media Group revenue flat in 2025 after a decade of growth
In 2025 news agency parent group put three-year plan in place with new leadership team.
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Mill Media receives £100,000 from Postcode Lottery to fund subscriptions for under-25s
The newsletter-based local publisher now has 15,000 paying readers.
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Can SME licensing deals be bigger for publishers than AI?
Publishers are already adapting to a distribution environment in which search and AI increasingly mediate how audiences find information,…
By BBC to cut local radio and regional TV news with 90 jobs at risk
Latest changes are part of £500m annual cost savings to be found in next three years.
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News diary 28 September – 4 October: Conservative and Green Party conferences, energy price cap rise, Glastonbury tickets on sale
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda this week, from the team at Foresight News.
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How Advance Local went from zero to 250,000 paid online subs
SVP of digital consumer revenue at Advance Local Ann Poe shares her insights on dynamic paywalls.
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Financial Times grows business to record revenue of £566m for 2025
FT Group revenue up 5% in 2025 with operating profit jumping 23%.
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British Journalism Awards 2026: Deadline extended
Entrants now have until Wednesday, 30 September, to finalise their submissions.
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What publishers can learn from creators: ‘Be audience, not platform, obsessed’
Senior leaders from Guardian and BBC spoke about creator economy at Press Gazette event.
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What I’ve learned: Science writer Deborah Cohen says ‘arseholes’ keep her motivated
Ex-BMJ investigations editor shares her insights from a career in science journalism.
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Facebook algorithm change in April ‘crushed’ audience reach for Digitalbox
Publisher of Entertainment Daily and The Tab investing heavily in original video.
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Economist video strategy: ‘We did 50 pilot shows before launching Insider’
Executive editor Andrew Palmer on how brand is putting text-based journalists on screen.
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