How publishers should respond to a deluge of news industry cyberattacks
The news is not just a major target for hacking - it's unusually vulnerable to it, too.
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Reach boosted by Prince Harry trial result and end of pension deficit says CEO
Jim Mullen addresses staff after difficult redundancy rounds and news Mirror editor Alison Phillips is leaving.
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How Daily Mail went from voice of Middle England to Tiktok sensation
Boris Johnson has become an unlikely Tiktok star for the Daily Mail.
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Online news paywall inflation running at 20% in UK
How annual digital subscription prices at the biggest news titles compare to one year ago.
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At least 8,000 journalism job cuts in UK and North America in 2023
Biggest headcount losses proposed at BCE Inc and CBC in Canada, as well as News Corp and Reach.
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Why ad-funded journalism-for-all faces fight for survival in 2024
Jim Edwards looks at the state of ad-funded online journalism after a disastrous 2023.
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Why New York Times lawsuit seeks destruction of OpenAI and Microsoft LLMs
The NYT has objected to both "memorisation" of its content by LLMs and their "hallucinations".
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How can news media bounce back in 2024? 18 leaders share their insights
News leaders, including editors and CEOs, tell us their biggest challenge for 2024 - and share reasons to be cheerful.
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