Crowdfund for journalists owed money by The Pool sets new target but donations end at midnight tonight
A crowdfunding page for staff and freelancers owed money by The Pool after it fell into administration last month has…
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Austrian government to press ahead with tech giant tax that could fund local journalism
Austria’s government is pressing ahead with a tech giant tax and hinted that part of the money will be used…
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Labour proposes new digital watchdog with power to break up tech monopolies
Shadow Culture Secretary Tom Watson has called for the creation of a new digital watchdog which has the power to…
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Freelance journalists demand end to payment on publication and respect for late fees in open letter to publishers
Freelance journalists have written an open letter to news publishers demanding they fix payment systems that leave them out of…
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Archant closes five luxury Resident magazines in west London targeting capital’s affluent areas
Regional publisher Archant has closed its remaining luxury lifestyle print titles under The Resident brand in west London. Archant relaunched 16…
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Advertising spend on national and regional newsbrands to fall in 2019 despite growing digital income, report predicts
Advertising spend on national and regional newsbrands is set to fall this year – despite growing digital ad expenditure – while…
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Dennis Publishing sells off two magazines to computer manufacturer Raspberry Pi and looks to shift third title
Dennis Publishing has sold off two magazines to computer manufacturer Raspberry Pi and a deal is underway to sell a…
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Unnamed investor snaps up 20 per cent stake in Evening Standard through Cayman Island company
An unnamed investor bought a 20 per cent stake in the Evening Standard’s parent company in December through a Cayman…
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