NUJ praises rival union founder Steve Turner as ‘fierce defender’ of journalism following his death at 80
British Association of Journalists union founder Steve Turner has been praised by rival union the NUJ as a “fierce defender”…
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ITV News appoints academic, rather than journalist, to economics editor role
An academic who has written best-selling books about economics has been appointed economics editor of ITV News. Noreena Hertz is…
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Guardian appoints Lenore Taylor as new Australia editor
Political journalist Lenore Taylor has been appointed editor of Guardian Australia, replacing Emily Wilson who returns to the UK as…
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Guardian set to break up six-strong team of investigative reporters as journalists told to find other roles
The Guardian is looking to break up its current investigations team – with reporters told to look for other journalism…
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Britain’s longest serving editor to step down at 80 after 43 years on environment magazine
The man believed to be Britain’s longest-serving editor is preparing to step down after his 80th birthday. Satish Kumar was…
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Alan Rusbridger appointed chairman of Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford
Alan Rusbridger, the former editor of the Guardian, has been appointed chairman of the steering committee at The Reuters Institute…
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Tributes to Channel 4 foreign affairs producer Sarah Corp who has died aged 41
Channel 4 News anchor Jon Snow and colleagues have led tributes to senior foreign affairs producer Sarah Corp, behind the…
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Former The New Day editor Alison Phillips appointed deputy editor-in-chief of Mirror titles
The editor of failed national daily newspaper The New Day, Alison Phillips, has been appointed as deputy editor-in-chief of the…
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