BBC Lonely Planet magazine hits newsstands on Friday
The controversial Lonely Planet magazine from BBC Worldwide hits newsstands on Friday – a week later than originally planned. The…
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‘Extraordinarily challenging times’ at Johnston Press as share price tumbles
Johnston Press chief executive Tim Bowdler has said his team is ‘managing the business as best we can in extraordinarily…
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Roger Alton: Independent decline a ‘personal failure’
Independent editor Roger Alton has forecast ‘carnage’ in the newspaper industry over the coming year and said he considered his…
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Inquest into killing of BBC’s Kate Peyton begins today
The inquest begins today into the death of BBC journalist Kate Peyton who was shot dead in Somalia three years…
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Jon Gaunt: Speech radio suffering from ‘nervousness’
The Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross phone call row has prompted a “nervousness” in speech radio that will make it…
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Reuters chief David Schlesinger: ‘It’s the end of the world – but I feel fine’
Quality journalism will survive the economic downturn and there are still plenty of reasons to be cheerful about the industry,…
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BBC Trust considers ‘tightening’ BBC Worldwide remit
The BBC Trust looks set to “tighten” the remit of BBC Worldwide, the corporation’s commercial arm, following complaints that it…
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Agencies boycott Australian cricket in accreditation row
International news agencies Reuters, AP and AFP have suspended coverage of cricket matches in Australia after governing body Cricket Australia…
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