Southampton FC’s ban on photographers: the story so far…
Southampton Football Club took the decision last week to bar photographers from its St Mary’s Stadium and instead sell images…
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Jon Williams: BBC’s foreign legion lives on the firing line
The BBC’s World News editor Jon Williams pays tribute to the corporation’s ‘foreign legion’ of correspondents who brave dangerous conditions…
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Keith Parker: ‘Doughty fighter’ and pioneer of the ‘total newspaper’
Keith Parker, who died at the weekend aged 69, turned the Wolverhampton Express & Star from a largely local newspaper…
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Conrad Black swaps prison for Palm Beach mansion
Former Telegraph owner Conrad Black has swapped Coleman Federal Prison in Florida for his Palm Beach mansion as he was…
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Penman and Sommerlad: Foot-in-the-door men
This feature originally appeared in the print edition of Press Gazette and is republished here as an example of the…
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How 2010 WAS the social media general election
A new study has revealed the extent to which social media influenced 18-24 year-olds in the run up to the…
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The PCC Governance Review: What’s in it and what it means
The first wholesale review of the UK’s system of press self-regulation suggests widespread tweaks to the Press Complaints Commission but…
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Sky’s Burley and Boulton cleared of election bias
Ofcom has ruled that Sky News did not breach broadcasting guidelines despite nearly 3,000 complaints about its coverage of the…
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