Al Jazeera denies claims 20 UK journalism jobs are at risk and promises expansion ahead of Shard move
Al Jazeera has denied claims jobs are at risk in its UK newsroom following reports that around 20 journalists are…
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The public interest argument is thin – but it is good news for press freedom that The Sun published Prince Harry pictures
I don’t completely buy The Sun’s argument that the 20 per cent of Britons without internet access have as much…
ByIs 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…
ByWill they who pay the piper call the tune? Flaws and positives in the owners’ plan for a new press regulator
If there was any question left that the British media establishment has failed to grasp the enormity of the issues…
ByInterview with Nick Ut 40 years after the ‘napalm girl’ picture: Proof that journalism matters and that it can make a difference
If you ever find yourself wondering whether journalism is a noble profession and whether it can make a difference I…
ByDPP Keir Starmer answers questions from Press Gazette readers about phone-hacking, bribes and the public interest
The fact that more than 50 individuals have been arrested by police investigating hacking and corruption underlines the fact this…
ByAn impassioned response to Ashley Highfield’s ‘Mumsnet’ vision for Johnston Press
Former regional press journalist and author of the SubScribe blog Liz Gerard has written an impassioned defence of local newspapers…
ByOrdinary journalists, have your say about the lessons from Leveson: 26 March, City Uni, 6.30pm
Will the post Leveson settlement for the press be another stitch up between owners, the government and a few very…
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