Redundancies in the offing as Argus prepares to downsize
The Argus in Brighton is to make 10 journalists redundant, with the merging of its two daily editions and the…
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Mosley case could shift privacy balance
News of the World journalists acted shamefully in the case of Formula 1 boss Max Mosley and should face the…
ByMedia ‘Islamophobia’ on the rise
A climate of media ‘Islamophobia’has been building up over the past decade, according to a critical report written by TV…
ByGNM network buy is bid to go global
Guardian News and Media has bought a business news website network which started life in an east London flat, in…
ByRhoads given top Reuters job
Thomson Reuters has appointed its North Asia editor as one of the agency’s three regional managing editors. Brian Rhoads, 42,…
BySun and FT alone see June boost to figures
The Sun and Financial Times were the only national daily newspapers to increase year-on-year sales in June. The Sun boosted…
BySir Christopher Meyer promises no kiss-and-tell on PCC years
Sir Christopher Meyer is to step down as chairman of the Press Complaints Commission at the end of March next…
ByThe economics of going private: If the predators are willing, perhaps their bankers are too weak
The hysteria-fuelled bear market in newspaper stocks has been accompanied by talk of private equity interest in the sector. In…
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