Daily Mail US editor: Reader loyalty is brand’s biggest asset
Katie Davies interview three weeks after launch of Mail+ in US and Canada.
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AP revenue boss notes ‘concerning trends’ from advertisers in current political cycle
Audience growth seen at both APnews.com and BBC.com since they were each relaunched.
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2025 journalism job cuts tracked: 200 people let go at ABC News and Disney
This page will stay up-to-date with redundancies and layoffs hitting UK and US journalists in 2025.
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Newspaper ABCs: Daily Mirror drops below print circulation of 200,000
Press Gazette's monthly analysis of ABC national newspaper circulation figures.
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Reach bonuses: £600 each for staff and £662,000 for CEO
NUJ asks Reach to "urgently reconsider" 2% pay offer.
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Independent launching AI-powered news service for ‘time-poor audiences’
The publisher said all content published by "Bulletin" will be edited by human journalists.
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Gamified app Newsreel aims to lure ‘news curious’ Gen Z away from Instagram
Newsreel provides a similar experience to language-learning app Duolingo, with streaks for news consumption.
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Ofcom drops politician presenter investigations against GB News
Ofcom has now withdrawn a total of five rulings it had originally upheld against GB News.
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Telegraph pays ‘substantial’ libel damages to tech entrepreneur
Apology added to 13 Telegraph articles about Zia Chishti.
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Press shut out of Home Office’s Snoopers’ Charter Apple encryption tribunal
Requests to make representations by a group including the BBC, Daily Mail, Guardian and Times have so far been…
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Four female news presenters settle age and sex discrimination claims with BBC
An employment tribunal had been due to go ahead next week.
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News diary 17 – 23 March: Five years since UK lockdown, new online safety rules take effect
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda next week, from the team at Foresight News.
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Noel Clarke finishes giving evidence in Guardian libel trial
Clarke and his wife described his accusers as "acting" and a "liar".
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Guardian, GB News and Newsquest among latest publishers to tell readers: ‘consent or pay’
Likes of Mail Online, The Independent, Mirror, Express, The Sun and The Times already have the model.
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Former Esquire style director Teo van den Broeke returns as editor-in-chief
Van den Broeke previously spent nearly eight years at the Hearst UK-owned men's magazine.
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News media staff share views in the great work from home debate
Everyone from national news CEOs to local newspapers reporters share their views on office versus remote working.
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As some publishers seek full return to office, most staff favour hybrid working
Eight in ten respondents to a Press Gazette survey backed hybrid/flexible working.
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Deliveries of China Daily newspaper to MPs could be stopped
One MP said the CCP-funded newspaper is "the only thing which arrives every day, without fail".
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Douglas Murray wins ‘substantial’ damages after Observer column error
An Observer writer inaccurately claimed comments made by Murray in 2023 had referred to the 2024 riots.
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With launch of AI Mode Google threatens to bleed news media dry
Two simple changes are needed urgently from Google to stop its AI features destroying journalism.
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Top 50 news websites in the US: Traffic falls in month following inauguration
Press Gazette's monthly ranking of the top 50 news websites in the US, using Similarweb data.
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Top 50 news websites in the world: The Hill and AP saw largest growth in February
Press Gazette's analysis of the 50 biggest English-language news websites in the world, updated monthly.
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Noel Clarke claims woman who says he asked her for sex is a ‘fantasist’
Clarke also told the High Court he is "not a cult leader" in the third day of his trial…
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FT chief commercial officer Jon Slade named next CEO
Slade to take the helm at the FT from 1 July.
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Biggest local news sites: Surrey Live grows audience 300% in a year
Surrey Live grew the fastest of the 87 sites, while The London Standard overtook Birmingham Live for second place.
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Regional newspaper ABCs: No UK daily now has print circulation of 20,000 or more
Total regional daily circulations fell 16% compared with 2023 while those at non-dailies dropped 14%.
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Noel Clarke gives evidence in Guardian libel trial: Publisher ‘smashed my life’
Day two of libel trial at London's High Court.
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‘Don’t worry about page views’: Newsquest Scotland tops 40,000 online subscriptions
How Herald, National and six standalone sports sites are growing digital subscriptions.
By Noel Clarke claims Guardian played ‘judge, jury and executioner’ as libel trial opens
Guardian lawyer says "much time and resource" was devoted to getting to the truth in its investigation.
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News diary 10 – 16 March: US-Ukraine talks, five years since WHO declared pandemic
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 magazines in the US: The Atlantic is fastest growing title in second half of 2024
Print circulation across the top 50 US magazines fell 5% year-on-year.
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‘AI time dividend’ fuels booming income from face-to-face events for Informa
UK-based B2B events giant grew revenue by 11.4% to £3.6bn in 2024.
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Rebekah and Jamie Vardy secure Daily Mail correction after IPSO complaint
Article covered couple's financial situation following legal battle with Coleen Rooney.
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Mark Allen Group blames ‘troublesome’ Bonhill deal as profit falls in 2024
Company "in good shape" and cash positive despite challenging year.
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Financial Times CEO John Ridding to step down after 19 years
Ridding says he is leaving the newspaper group in "strong shape".
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Why opening of video studios across UK is ‘really big moment’ for Reach
Publisher unveils studio spaces at its biggest newsrooms described as "game-changing" for audience and advertisers.
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Newsletters switch at Which? created one million prospective new subscribers
Shift to free newsletters drives audience growth and thousands of new subscribers.
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Journalists no longer bracketed with criminals in police guidance
College of Policing counter-corruption guidance changed three years after complaint made.
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Protection of free public service news should be ‘national priority’ says ex-ITV director of news
Michael Jermey makes call while picking up Outstanding Contribution Award.
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Sun names director of video to lead new strategy
Jon Lloyd to lead video-first commissioning strategy.
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The man who helped cost Rupert Murdoch £500m
Former tabloid reporter Graham Johnson is a key figure in Prince Harry's tabloid legal actions.
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50 biggest UK news websites Jan 2025: Express audience up by a third in past year
Press Gazette's monthly ranking of the top 50 news websites in the UK.
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Girl Talk marks 30 years of being ‘supportive big sister’ in magazine form
Editor Claire Norman on the Immediate Media title's evolution into an era of screens.
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Cost cuts and growing digital revenue boost Reach profits for 2024
AI-written articles drove 1.8 billion page views in 2024 at Reach.
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Former Independent editor says AI will free up reporters to create more ‘guff’
Chris Blackhurst said "guff" would fill the void left as journalism's business model collapsed.
By News diary 3-9 March: Guardian vs Noel Clarke trial, BBC bosses grilled
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda next week, from the team at Foresight News.
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GB News wins Ofcom judicial review
Ofcom to consult on updating the Broadcasting Code to make rules on politicians as presenters clearer.
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£13.6bn publisher adtech claim versus Google takes step forward
Claim Google abused its monopoly position in online advertising could go to trial in 2026.
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News agencies boss slams £10 Telegraph picture rate as ‘a new low’
New rate covers images sourced from social media.
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GB News losses since launch top £100m but 2024 revenue more than doubles
Advertising and digital revenues are major growth areas.
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Publishers must use AI-powered slingshots to fight big tech Goliath
Paul Hood explains how publishers can fight back against big tech in AI era.
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New York Times sees ‘huge opportunity’ in 100-strong London newsroom
Adrienne Carter said she's looking for readers "interested in the world, interested in the US and how the US…
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How German-language news publishers are growing online subs
Leading executives in DACH region share their winning paywall strategies.
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Harvard Business Review editors on future of $100m revenue title in AI era
HBR's top editors on why the title tries to be practical, not "a bazaar of cool ideas".
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Guido Fawkes settles Dale Vince libel claim to avoid ‘ruinous’ costs
Guido settlement follows others between Vince and Associated Newspapers and GB News.
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Carole Cadwalladr dropped by Tortoise ahead of Observer takeover
Last edition of The Observer published by Guardian Media Group will be Easter Sunday, 20 April.
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News titles from Guardian to Daily Mail unite in opposition to AI copyright grab
Nearly every UK national newspaper has backed campaign against AI copyright exemption.
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Daily Mail rolls out premium paywall into US and Canada
The Daily Mail has rolled out its premium paywall into the US and Canada. The news site (known as…
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US newspaper circulations 2024: LA Times loses quarter of print circulation in a year
No US newspaper now has a print circulation of 500,000 or more copies a day.
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Kemi Alemoru made Glamour UK head of editorial content
Alemoru is a former Gal-dem culture editor.
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How publishers should fight back against the greatest heist in history
The hypocritical theft of all human creativity by big tech is being aided by UK Government.
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Facebook Channels providing small but engaged audience for publishers
Reach and News UK share insights into launching on Facebook Channels.
By Noel Clarke loses appeal bid ahead of Guardian libel trial
Clarke had wanted to amend his legal claim including by adding six more defendants.
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Katy Balls leaves Spectator to join The Times
Katy Balls to become "pivotal" to Times and Sunday Times political coverage.
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News diary 24 February — 2 March: Starmer and Macron meet Trump, Oscars
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda next week, from the team at Foresight News.
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Diversity and inclusion a priority for less than half UK news publishers in 2025, survey
Just 4% of publishers said they plan to cut their team size this year.
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ChatGPT referrals to top publishers up eight times in six months but still negligible
Among the sites analysed, the New York Post and Forbes saw the most traffic from AI platforms.
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‘Callous disregard’ of copyright by gen AI companies ruins the magic
Copyright law in the UK is "absolutely clear" but needs to be enforced, Graham Lovelace argues.
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5 News editor: There is ‘snobbery’ about us but the figures speak for themselves
How 5 News grew in 2024 and why, despite demographic overlap, GB News isn't a competitor.
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How Bauer UK unlocked digital growth through peer-to-peer knowledge sharing
No financial investment was needed to make the most of Bauer's Next Level Knowledge training.
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The publishers leading a renaissance for London news
Jim Waterson's London Centric on Substack already has thousands of paying subscribers.
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Gallery Media Group has built $50m a year social-first publishing business
Chief revenue officer Chris Anthony explains how the PureWow publisher has worked with clients on social and experiential.
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Harold Wilson’s press secretary Joe Haines dies at 97
Joe Haines was a journalist for The Sun before joining Wilson, and later at the Daily Mirror.
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Women’s interest magazine ABCs: Four out of 60 titles see print growth in 2024
Four out of 60 women's interest magazines saw print growth in 2024.
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Magazine ABCs 2024: Half of print titles see distribution drop 10% or more
Press Gazette's full rundown of magazine ABC circulation data for 2024, by sector.
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ABCs: 55% of digital magazine circulation comes from Spotify-style services
Just over half of digital magazines saw year-on-year decline despite "all you can read" boost.
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News and current affairs magazine ABCs 2024: Prospect digital growth offsets print decline
Private Eye stays steady in full-year figures for 2024.
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AI and events help power RELX to record £9.4bn revenue
Business information giant is UK's largest media company by revenue.
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Notts TV to close in November when licence ends
News comes weeks after closure of London Live.
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New London newspaper launches with promise to revitalise Fleet Street
London Daily Digital now has an 18-strong team working on Fleet Street.
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Reach told by ASA to stop posting ad features on social media without flagging
ASA closes Hull Live case informally but warns problem must be fixed.
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Who’s suing AI and who’s signing: 14 publishers join lawsuit against start-up Cohere
14 major publishers sue AI start-up Cohere Inc.
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News diary 17 – 23 February: stayed Trump citizenship order due to come into effect, Luigi Mangione in court
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda next week, from the team at Foresight News.
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Guardian signs licensing deal with ChatGPT owner OpenAI
Deal comes day after Guardian was part of a legal case filed against Canadian AI start-up Cohere.
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National World shareholders approve acquisition by Media Concierge
The deal is expected to go into effect on 7 March.
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Two Birmingham Live headlines ‘actively misleading’ says IPSO
Clickbait headlines on two Birmingham Live stories were breach of Editors' Code.
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Three tech start-ups using AI to boost publisher ad revenue
AI-powered programmatic advertising could offer a boost to free online news publishers.
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Giving readers less can lead to more subscribers, new research
Study says discounts are best incentive to persuade online readers to subscribe.
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100k Club: 2025 ranking of world’s biggest news publishers by digital subscribers
The 50 leading paywalled news publishers in the world have seen strong growth.
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A record 124 journalists were killed in 2024, mostly by Israeli military
The Committee to Protect Journalists reports a deadly year for the news business.
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News UK to acquire Bauer share of digital audio ad venture
Octave will continue with "no immediate impact" on clients.
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‘More than 60,000’ complain over GB News LGBTQ+ ‘paedos’ comment
The Good Law Project says it will present more than 60,000 complaints it has collected to Ofcom next week.
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Thomson Reuters wins ‘fair use’ AI copyright ruling
'Actual copying' in some summaries was 'so obvious that no reasonable jury could find otherwise'.
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‘World’s most wholesome men’s magazine’ goes digital-only
Founder Steve Legg died in September but brand he created will live on.
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Around one third of Observer staff ‘taking redundancy’ ahead of Tortoise transfer
Insiders believe 46 Observer staff are set to transfer to new owner Tortoise next month.
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Sun reporter visited parents of aid worker killed in Gaza before they knew of his death
A Sun reporter told John Chapman's family: "I think he might have been involved in an incident."
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Most generative AI responses based on news content contain inaccuracies
AI chatbots producing "confused cocktail" of facts and opinions and current and old information, BBC research claims.
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DeepSeek launch underlines value of news content to AI companies
AI tech becoming commoditised means news data could have more value for LLMs.
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Garth Pearce: Showbiz writer who lived like a celebrity without having to be one
Former Daily Express showbiz editor Garth Pearce has died aged 77.
By Why David Montgomery is heading for exit at National World
Media Concierge owner Malcolm Denmark likely to offer contrasting management style.
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