Irish weekly closes after 14 years in ‘great blow’ to region’s media diversity
A weekly newspaper in Ireland has blamed the “rapid impact of the internet and free online platforms” on both advertising…
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High Court judges dismiss ‘Snoopers’ Charter’ challenge by human rights group
Human rights group Liberty has vowed to appeal against a High Court ruling dismissing its latest challenge against the Government’s…
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Vice UK journalists win union recognition after months of negotiations
Vice UK has recognised a National Union of Journalists’ chapel representing editorial and production staff following four months of negotiations.…
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NUJ censures ex-council member for ‘anti-Semitic’ tweet
A former member of the National Union of Journalists’ supervisory body is considering appealing against a decision to censure her…
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Journalists need job security guarantee if JPI Media sale to Reach goes ahead, NUJ says
The National Union of Journalists is calling for guarantees on staffing levels and job security after Reach entered talks to…
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Pride London organisers U-turn after ‘angry’ press photographers ‘banned’ from parade route
Organisers of this year’s Pride parade in London have backtracked after photographers slammed plans to heavily restrict media access as…
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Cheshire weekly leaves city centre after 244 years in move to reduce costs and save jobs
The office of the Chester Chronicle will close next month, with owner Reach arguing the move will stop it being…
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Snoopers’ Charter has ‘inadequate safeguards’ for journalists, High Court told
The Government’s mass surveillance powers are unlawfully wide and have “inadequate safeguards” to protect journalistic communications, the High Court has…
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