‘Scary, fast, ugly media revolution is vital for progress’ says Vice founder
There’s a “scary” and “fast” revolution happening in media that will get “ugly”, but is “necessary to keep going forward”, the…
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Jim Wilson to step down as editor of Sunday Mail in Scotland
One of Scotland’s longest-serving editors is taking voluntary redundancy. Jim Wilson, who has edited the Sunday Mail for seven years,…
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Ofcom rejects complaints about Channel 4 news presenter wearing hijab to report terror attack
Complaints to Ofcom about Channel 4 news presenter Fatima Manji wearing a hijab while reporting on the Nice terror attack…
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Spectator writer referred to Met after voting twice in EU referendum for comment piece
Spectator writer Charles Moore has been referred to police after admitting to voting twice in the EU referendum for a piece…
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Newsquest staff balloting over strike action in south London
Union members at Newsquest south London office are balloting for strike action over inadequate staffing, excessive workloads, pay and the…
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Third Sky News journalist heads to Westminster
Sky News has a third former employee in Westminster as the broadcaster’s business and consumer affairs correspondent Poppy Trowbridge leaves…
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NQJ exam prize winners include journalists from News Shopper, Cambridge News, Oxford Mail and Hemel Hempstead Gazette
Exam award-winners hailed as “compelling” and “impressive” as record numbers passed the latest round of senior journalism exams. Reporters on…
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Former NOTW legal manager Tom Crone cleared of professional misconduct
Former News of the World legal manager Tom Crone has been cleared of professional misconduct. A disciplinary tribunal case brought by the…
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