Interview: Insider editor-in-chief Nicholas Carlson says news outfits that can survive Covid-19 crisis will later thrive
Nicholas Carlson knows what it’s like to lose your job during a recession. In 2008, at the height of the…
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Mark Thompson reveals why New York Times has not made any Covid-19 cuts… and how crisis may save the BBC
The former boss of the BBC believes the broadcaster’s “exceptionally good” Covid-19 coverage could secure its long-term future, which was…
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Interview: Head of Talksport Lee Clayton on running a sports radio station with no sport (+video)
Head of Talksport Lee Clayton says his station’s responsibilities to its listeners during the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic are to “continue…
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Shaun Lintern interview: The Independent’s health writer on covering coronavirus (+video)
“At a time of national crisis you don’t suspend journalism, in fact it becomes even more important.” This is the…
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On the Record: Yorkshire Post editor James Mitchinson – ‘I don’t think we’ve beaten the disease of sexism in newsrooms’
Yorkshire Post editor James Mitchinson, 38, spoke to Press Gazette about the hiding he got when he left banking for…
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On the Record: Liverpool Echo editor Alastair Machray – ‘Every day I have a laugh at some point’
Liverpool Echo editor Alastair Machray, 57, spoke to Press Gazette about his 40-year history in the news business, his first…
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Who says millennials don’t read newspapers? Editor Ted Young on the rise and rise of Metro
While many still talk about the inevitable death of newspapers – the enduring success of one title proves that readers,…
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Roy Greenslade interview: No blog or start-up sets the agenda or holds power to account like newspapers still do
Journalists are the “thinnest skinned people in the world” but also “inveterate gossips” according to Roy Greenslade, who steps down…
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