Kelvin MacKenzie: The Sun has surrendered to ‘lefty activists putting the hard word on advertisers’
Former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie believes his former title's days are numbered.
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The success of the Manchester Mill poses the question why there aren't more successful local paywalls in the UK.
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A new look for Press Gazette as it marks its most successful year financially since the mid 2000s.
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Over 16 years at Trinity Mirror Neil Benson presided over more than 40 cost-saving restructures.
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The Canadian government needs to set the precedence and then enforce platforms to reveal their full giving.
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Charging journalists for Twitter would be bad business and a blow to press freedom
Elon Musk has more chance flying one of his SpaceX rockets to Alpha Centauri than he does persuading most journalists…
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