Awards’ photographers put the world in the picture
A picture of a US soldier in Afghanistan taken by UK photographer Tim Hetherington has been named World Press Photo…
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Press versus Parliament
Under-fire MPs hit back at the media this week with two Early Day Motions calling for greater scrutiny of the…
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NUJ warns of financial crisis as membership levels decline
The National Union of Journalists is preparing a major drive to recruit and retain members, after it posted a £112,000…
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B2B publisher Charterhouse Communications has stopped trading on the stock exchange due to a funding crisis the company is blaming…
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Reed Business Information could be ripe for a private equity bid, after its parent company Reed Elsevier announced its intention…
ByGroup plans further protests over ‘racist stereotyping’ claims
Campaign group Media Workers Against War is planning a series of protests outside Fleet Street offices against coverage of asylum…
ByMail closing gap on Guardian’s web lead
Four national newspaper websites posted record traffic figures in January, and all five titles that regularly publish ABCe audits showed…
ByJudge bans release of dead baby’s name
A judge banned the media from identifying a dead child in a criminal case – then prevented a newspaper from…
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