Local ‘news desert’ increasing risk of US Capitol attack in Britain, says award-winning journalist
The award-winning journalist who captured the attack on the US Capitol last January has warned an erosion in local journalism…
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A look at alternative ways to fund the BBC
As Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries signalled that the next BBC licence fee announcement will be its last, Press Gazette looks…
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Ofcom issues guidance to ITV over false Covid-19 vaccination claim on Lorraine
Ofcom has issued guidance to ITV over a false claim made by a doctor about Covid-19 vaccination hospitalisations on daytime…
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Robert Peston interview: ‘I’m never relaxed. I’m terrified that if I don’t get the next story, I’ll be out of a job’
Two hours and 46 minutes after our Teams meeting was scheduled to begin, Robert Peston breaks his silence with a…
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Biggest publicly-traded news companies worth $38bn more now than before pandemic, Press Gazette research finds
The US and UK’s largest publicly-listed news companies are worth $38bn more today than they were before the Covid-19 pandemic,…
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Journalists among 4,000 to make Ofcom complaints over ITV’s Harry and Meghan interview
Newspaper and TV journalists are among more than 4,000 people who have made complaints to Ofcom about Oprah’s Winfrey’s interview…
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‘Freedom of speech is a hill I’m prepared to die on’, says Piers Morgan, as he leaves GMB
Piers Morgan has left Good Morning Britain (GMB) but insisted it was an “amicable” exit and that he and ITV…
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The News 50: Tech giants dwarf Rupert Murdoch to become the biggest news media companies in the English-speaking world
The top 50 biggest news media companies in the English-speaking world are today revealed in an exclusive ranking, based on…
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