NUJ rejects BBC plan to provide 100 local public service reporters as ‘privatisation through stealth’
The National Union of Journalists has condemned the BBC’s proposal of funding 100 public service reporters as a step towards…
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FT journalists in dispute with own press office over over claimed £5m pension cut
Financial Times journalists have stood by their claim that new owner Nikkei is seeking to take £5m a year out…
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Newsquest wins Investors In People accolade… Vlad the Impaler awarded posthumous Nobel peace prize
Axegrinder thought he was as likely to read the words 'Newsquest wins Investors in People Award' as to see the…
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All four political parties in Welsh Assembly condemn individual audience targets for journalists
All four political parties in the Welsh Assembly have condemned Trinity Mirror's plans to give journalists individual audience targets. Trinity…
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NUJ condemns Trinity Mirror click targets – and seeks assurances publisher ‘has no intention of dumbing down’
The National Union of Journalists is seeking assurances that Trinity Mirror "has no intention of dumbing down its output". Yesterday,…
By Ken Morgan, former NUJ general secretary and UK Press Council director, dies aged 86
Former National Union of Journalists general secretary Ken Morgan has died aged 86. According to the NUJ, which Morgan led…
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Financial Times journalists call on new owner Nikkei to ‘enshrine’ editorial independence
Financial Times journalists have written to new owner Nikkei asking it to "enshrine past and present freedoms in our governance".…
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NUJ reaches ‘compromise’ with Newsquest after strikes in South London including ‘living wage’ promise for trainees
The National Union of Journalists and Newsquest have reached a “compromise” over planned job cuts and restructuring in South London.…
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