Award-winning Nigerian editor: ‘The government does not attack us physically because they are afraid of what the world will say’
As the British press moved its attention and resources to Nigeria this week to cover the kidnapping of more than…
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London Live chief exec hits back over ‘aggressively negative’ coverage as Hatfield departs
London Live chief executive Andrew Mullins has said low Barb viewing figures do not reflect the fact that many are…
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Rusbridger on how no journalist’s sources are safe, joining IPSO and why he would have kept News of the World open
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger warned today that is almost impossible for journalists to maintain the confidentiality of their sources because…
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Fastest-growing regional press websites reveal how they are delivering 50 per cent-plus growth
While regional newspaper print circulations plunged last year, figures released by ABC reveal booming website traffic. The regional newspaper websites…
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How to be a war reporter: Ask questions, build relationships, stay calm
Talking to people, staying calm and taking the time to build relationships were listed among the ways to succeed as…
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Editor says rise of digital has helped pave way for launch of new Sunday paper for Liverpool
One month after the closure of the weekly Liverpool Post Trinity Mirror this weekend launches the Sunday Echo as the…
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With a notepad, pen and flak jacket, life for the Press Association’s chief reporter is never dull
Growing up watching Kate Adie reporting from the latest warzone was the inspiration for the Press Association’s chief reporter Ellen…
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Despite being detained three times this year, New Journalist of the Year enjoys ‘huge privilege’ of reporting on Egypt
Guardian Egypt correspondent Patrick Kingsley may have been detained three times this year alone, but he still sees his job…
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