BBC faces possible legal action over lesser pay for top female journalists
The BBC is facing the possibility of legal action under gender equality legislation if it does not deal with the…
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Former Time Inc editor-in-chief Mark Frith named as the new editor of Radio Times
Former editor-in-chief of Time Inc Mark Frith has been named as the new editor of Radio Times. He has the…
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Warning that ‘people will ask for more money’ as BBC today reveals journalists earning more than £150,000
BBC chief Tony Hall has warned that comparing pay “is not straightforward” as the broadcaster prepares to publish the salaries…
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Institute of Directors deputy policy chief joins The Sun as head of PR and occasional leader writer
Andy Silvester has been appointed as the new head of public relations for The Sun, and has said he will…
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Reporters Without Borders condemns Chinese authorities over death of writer and activist Liu Xiaobo
Reporters Without Borders (Reporters Sans Frontieres) says Chinese authorities are “guilty of murder by lack of care” over the death…
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Young British Muslims are launching their own publications to provide a different media narrative
The editors of two magazines targeting Britain’s 2.8m Muslims have spoken about why they felt the need to provide a…
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Telegraph recruits Charles Saatchi to write weekly column on art masterpieces
The Telegraph has announced a new weekly column on art masterpieces written by former advertising executive and art collector Charles…
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Up to 40 jobs to go at Hearst UK as it ‘streamlines’ titles including Prima, Red, Good Housekeeping and Country Living
Up to 40 jobs to go at Hearst UK as it “streamlines” its lifestyle and homes titles. The magazines giant…
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