News of the World was ‘probably beyond reform’ says Rusbridger ten years after closure
Alan Rusbridger was editor of The Guardian during its investigation into phone-hacking which culminated in the 4 July 2011 Milly…
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News of the World closure ten years on: How hacking scandal cost Murdoch’s UK tabloid business £1bn
The phone-hacking scandal and subsequent legal issues have cost Rupert Murdoch’s UK publishing business more than £1bn ($1.4bn), an investigation…
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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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100k Club: Digital news subscriptions top 23m, Press Gazette research finds
English-language publishers now boast more than 23m digital news subscriptions between them, according to Press Gazette’s latest 100k Club ranking.…
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US newspaper circulations: How Covid-19 hit sales of America’s largest daily print titles
USA Today lost more than half of its print sales as US newspaper circulations were hit by the Covid-19 crisis…
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News Corp strikes ‘landmark’ Facebook News deal in Australia
News Corp has struck a “landmark” cash-for-content deal with Facebook in Australia. The news giant – which publishes the Australian,…
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Dow Jones boss says Google deal ‘historic shift’ but ITN CEO says ad hoc deals not enough
The chief executive of Dow Jones has described the News Corp deal with Google as a “historic shift” and “just…
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Robert Thomson: News Corp’s Google deal will give journalism industry ‘second wind’
News Corp’s chief executive believes the journalism industry is “about to get a second wind” as publishers begin to strike…
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