Newsworks chief executive praised for work ‘defining the effectiveness of newsbrands’ as she steps down
The chief executive of Newsworks, the marketing body for national newsbrands, is stepping down at the end of this month.…
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Advertising spend on national newsbrands forecast to plunge by 10 per cent next year as UK market breaks £20bn
Advertising spend on national newsbrands is forecast to fall by almost 10 per cent in 2019, according to a report…
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National newspapers welcome closure of Leveson Inquiry but warn of threat to press freedom from Data Protection Bill changes
National newspapers have welcomed the Government’s closure of the Leveson Inquiry, heralding it as a victory for press freedom. Culture…
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Poll finds almost half of Leave voters think the BBC has an ‘anti-Brexit’ bias
New figures have revealed that 45 per cent of Leave voters believe the BBC News has an anti-Brexit bias, compared…
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New law needed to protect journalists’ sources after conviction of 32 under Operation Elveden
A charity for whistleblowers has called for the protection of sources to be made a statutory right after 32 were…
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Sun’s decision to pay damages and retract stories about ‘threesome’ celebrity a ‘massive climbdown’
The Sun on Sunday has agreed to pay damages to a celebrity only referred to as ‘PJS’, who won the…
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Muhammad Ali: How Fleet Street paid tribute to the champ
Muhammad Ali’s death at 74 has dominated news around the world and took the front page on every major national Sunday newspaper.…
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UK newspapers ranked by total readership (print and online)
The Sun remains the most read UK newspaper, according to data from the National Readership Survey. A poll of 36,000…
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