273-year-old Scots Magazine launches first app
The Scots Magazine – which claims to be one of the oldest magazines in the world still in publication– has…
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Johnston Press shares fall in wake of financial results delay
Shares in regional newspaper publisher Johnston Press fell 13.6 per cent yesterday after it announced it was delaying publication of…
ByAdvertisers could play role in press regulation
A body representing British advertisers has welcomed suggestions they could play a greaterer role in press regulation.
ByVolunteers could be used to help Guardian moderate comments
The Guardian could invite readers to become voluntary moderators for its comments section as part of editor Alan Rusbridger’s plans…
ByNew guest blog: Adventures in journalism job hunting
Here new Press Gazette guest blogger and undergraduate journalism student Jon Vale publishes the first in a series of guest…
ByIs voice recognition software the secret to Mail Online’s prolific output?
Is the world’s biggest newspaper website cutting corners by using voice recognition software to transcribe quotes? One of my moles…
ByBBC Breakfast to start broadcasting from Salford as of 10 April
BBC One’s morning news programme Breakfast will start broadcasting from new studios in Salford as of Tuesday, 10 April. The program…
ByThe week ahead: Teachers strike, Rangers administration and alcohol price hike
A journalists’ guide to the week ahead provided by Foresight News. Monday’s 2% above-inflation increase in alcohol duty is unlikely…
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