How Daily Mail’s Stephen Wright tracked down the source of UK’s cocaine deluge
The investigation detailed in the Mail+ and Mail Online’s new documentary brought the reporter face-to-face with infamous gangsters
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Why Quartz believes readers will pay for a weekly email about Africa
Quartz hopes that a paid-for Quartz Africa weekly email newsletter will pave the way for its new paid content strategy.…
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How Kenya’s Nation Daily reaches 21,000 daily paywall subscribers
Nairobi-based Nation Media Group says it has signed up hundreds of thousands of registrants since introducing its paywall in January…
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Democrats paying less attention to US national news than Republicans for first time in four years
Interest in national US news has fallen to a four-year low, new research has shown. The slump contrasts with surveys…
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How do you sell news to Gen Z? Write about social justice, don’t insult them and stop saying ‘newspaper’
For many news publishers, Gen Z and younger millennials can seem like an elusive group. Having grown up in the internet…
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Il Post: How a new type of news brand for Italy attracted 50,000 paying members
Luca Sofri, the founder of Italy’s Il Post news website, told Press Gazette how, 12 years after launch, it has…
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BBC files third complaint to UN in five years over Iran’s ‘escalating’ harassment of journalists
The BBC has lodged an “urgent complaint” with the UN against the Iranian government over “escalating actions and threats” towards…
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Ten days after on-air shaming, BBC Arabic contributors still await payments
BBC Arabic has still not paid contributors some ten days after being publicly shamed on live TV by one of…
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