NI law that would have outlawed reporting Savile allegations struck down
Belfast Telegraph editor says law had already affected newspaper’s work.
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Guardian to make ‘small number of voluntary redundancies’ amid ad recession
Editor Katharine Viner said the business foresees revenue pressures continuing into the next year at least.
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Guardian makes rejecting tracking cookies easier as it promotes cookie-less solution
Guardian cookies banner now allows people to say “No, thank you” on their first click.
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Pippa Crerar: Newspaper front pages will still set general election political agenda
Senior women journalists also share advice on dealing with online vitriol.
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More women in top roles as media industry gender pay gap slowly narrows
Average gender pay gap across major UK media organisations now stands at 11%.
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Editors unite in bid to stop anti-SLAPP bill being ‘ultimately redundant’
Letter co-ordinated by the Anti-SLAPP Coalition says new bill will still result in uncertainty.
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Guardian to defend Noel Clarke reporting as true and in public interest
Alleged victims of Noel Clarke could give evidence to “vindicate” The Guardian’s journalism.
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Partisan publishers: Why Keir Starmer will have an easier election than Neil Kinnock
Press Gazette has analysed press circulation, website and broadcast data to weigh the strength of right-wing media.
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