Newsquest boardroom pay rises above £1m for first time since 2001 as profits fall
Pay for Newsquest directors rose above £1m for the first time since 2001 last year despite falling profits at the…
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NUJ rejects BBC plan to provide 100 local public service reporters as ‘privatisation through stealth’
The National Union of Journalists has condemned the BBC’s proposal of funding 100 public service reporters as a step towards…
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As Johnston Press merges Yorkshire weeklies, local journalists warn company is treating papers as ‘cash cows’
Johnston Press has been condemned following a merger between two Yorkshire town newspapers. The Todmorden News and the Hebden Bridge…
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FT buyer Nikkei accused by journalists of £5m a year raid on their pensions
Financial Times journalists have accused new owner Nikkei of breaking promises and seeking to take £5m a year out of…
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Johnston Press closures mean more than 300 UK local newspapers have gone in last ten years
More than 300 local newspapers have been closed in the past ten years, according to Press Gazette research. Johnston Press…
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Johnston Press announces closures of 11 free titles to focus on ‘digital offering’
Johnston Press has announced the closures of 11 free newspapers. (Picture: Shutterstock) The regional publisher has axed eight free print…
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Dennis invests £3m in new free weekly men’s magazine Coach
Dennis Publishing has announced the £3m launch of a new weekly fitness magazine for men. Coach has a claimed print…
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Trinity Mirror explores plan to stop readers using ad-blocking software
Trinity Mirror is reportedly exploring ways of banning its website readers from using ad-blocking software on iPhones and iPads. The…
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