Russia’s ‘fake news’ law forces some global and local news outlets to suspend operations and coverage
On Friday 4 March, Russia passed a ‘fake news’ law that threatens journalists with up to 15 years in prison.…
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How America’s largest news outlets are covering the Ukraine invasion
America’s largest news outlets have sent dozens of journalists to Eastern Europe to cover the Ukraine crisis, with hundreds more…
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UK newspaper appeals raise millions in first week of Ukraine invasion
UK news brands have raised more than £3m for Ukrainian refugees and war zone victims in the first week since…
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IPSO v Impress: Ten years after Leveson, how are the press ‘watchmen’ faring?
“Who watches the watchmen?” This was the question Brian Leveson sought to answer with his massive 2012 investigation and report…
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Times to pay ‘substantial’ libel damages to billionaire businessman Mike Ashley
The publisher of The Times has apologised to billionaire businessman Mike Ashley and agreed to pay him damages over “untrue”…
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Reach hits 10m registered users target ten months early as profit grows by 9%
Reach has met its target of signing up ten million registered users ten months early and says it is on…
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FT hits 1m paying digital subscribers with online journalism matching all its other revenue streams combined
The Financial Times has reached one million paying digital subscribers in what it said is “proof that quality journalism can…
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Bid to gag BBC over broadcast about ‘dangerous extremist and misogynist agent’
The Government is trying to block the BBC from broadcasting a story which would identify a “dangerous extremist and misogynist”…
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