Dorothy Byrne on how to move from newsroom to boardroom: ‘Never forget you are a journalist’
Dorothy Byrne was head of news and current affairs at Channel 4 and is now the station’s editor at large.…
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Alan Rusbridger on how to manage perpetual newsroom change: ‘I’m your leader, trust me – is not going to work’
As editor of The Guardian from 1995 to 2015 Alan Rusbridger led The Guardian from nowhere (online) to being one…
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News pioneers: Times editor told female journalist ‘awkward’ to offer her job, ‘vicious rumours’ undermined woman reporter at Mail
As editor of Vogue in the 1920s, Alison Settle feasted on quail and foie gras served on gold plates. Rubbing…
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Google’s $1bn for news: Why publishers should beware tech giants bearing gifts
Google’s attention-grabbing announcement that it will spend $1bn over three years on licensing material from news publishers has been greeted…
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Still life in the old watchdog: The enduring importance of local media
Party leaders should know the old adage that all politics are local. When Keir Starmer visited Cornwall on his post-election…
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$1bn news fund is one small step for Google, but a giant leap for principle of paying for news
Three and half years ago when Press Gazette launched our Duopoly campaign to “stop Google and Facebook destroying journalism” it…
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Marketing Matters: Sign up for Press Gazette’s new free fortnightly briefing about the intersection of news and advertising
To help understand the intersection between news and advertising Press Gazette has launched a new fortnightly email newsletter called Media…
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Coronavirus and the news industry: Everything you need to know
The coronavirus pandemic presents the greatest threat to the global news industry since the 2008 economic crash. At the same…
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