Digital revenue for UK news publishers was already down in 2019 – before Covid-19 crisis hit
Digital publishing revenues were down in the final quarter of 2019, before the coronavirus broke out in Europe and the…
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How the worst of times brought out the best in journalism: All the highlighted work in our Coronavirus Journalism Excellence Survey
To paraphrase Charles Dickens the last few months may have been the worst of times – but as is so…
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Publishers urged to tell Apple to stop ‘screenshot’ piracy of paid-for news
Apple, maker of the iPhone, is coming under pressure to help news publishers combat “screenshot” piracy of paid-for content. The…
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Sky News claims ‘live TV news first’ with programme staffed entirely from home
Sky News’ London studio handed over full control to a team working from home on Friday in what it believes…
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Nicola Sturgeon voted ‘most impressive politician’ during Covid-19 crisis by Press Gazette readers
Nicola Sturgeon has topped a Press Gazette reader poll asking which high-profile politician had been the most impressive during the…
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Fresh spending and pay cuts at FT despite 50,000 new sign-ups during Covid-19 crisis
The Financial Times is cutting its spending on non-staff contributors and implementing further cuts to pay and working hours as…
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Midland News Association puts 90 jobs at risk of redundancy
The publisher of the Wolverhampton Express and Star, Midland News Association, has put 90 jobs at risk of redundancy including…
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Interview: Washington Post digital editor on TikTok, Jeff Bezos and using ‘experiences’ – not articles – to attract subscribers
For many, the name Washington Post remains synonymous with Watergate, conjuring images of old-fashioned phones, typewriters and the dogged reporting…
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