Is The Sun’s ‘£600k’ cover ad evidence of a title being fattened up for sale?
The decision to sell the front and back-pages of The Sun to an advertiser for the first time on Friday…
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Johnston Press titles on the south coast of England set to be subbed in Peterborough
Johnston Press titles as far afield as the Hastings Observer in East Sussex and The News in Portsmouth are to…
ByNew guidelines reveal legal obligation on public authorities and private companies to reveal environmental information to journalists
Journalists may expect to get better results when they request environmental information from public authorities in future. The Information Commissioner…
ByProfit up 16 per cent at business publisher Emap
Business to business publisher Emap has reported revenue up 2 per cent to £28m and profit up 16 per cent…
ByThe week ahead: Rate-fixing probe; British holiday behaviour; Yahoo, Google and Microsoft results
A guide to the big stories of the week ahead provided by Foresight News. Monday sees the latest session in…
ByPress Gazette feature spawns book from former Take a Break editor John Dale
Former Take a Break editor John Dale’s two-part feature for Press Gazette – A Day in the Life of British…
ByTake note – typing interviews to screen can be risky
I was asked the other day if it’s safe for journalists to type up interviews straight to screen. A lot…
ByBBC presenter’s Keith Chegwin jibe was ‘honest comment’ – in fact she could have gone further
The decision by a BBC local radio presenter to apologise to Keith Chegwin for claiming his voice made her ‘physically…
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