Former regional press boss Neil Benson on how BBC and big tech fuelled decline of industry
Over 16 years at Trinity Mirror Neil Benson presided over more than 40 cost-saving restructures.
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Media strikes: Gannett journalists stage one-day walkout over ‘austerity measures’
It’s not just tube drivers, airline workers and lawyers who are discontented with pay and conditions this year as the…
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Liverpool Echo editor hits out at Facebook and BBC as she urges MPs to regulate Duopoly
The editor of the Liverpool Echo has said parent company Reach’s business model is working – but that government support…
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Daily Star lettuce world exclusive first interview: We’re ‘not anti-Tory, we’re anti-idiot’
The Daily Star‘s lettuce has outlasted Prime Minister Liz Truss. The lettuce’s week-long live cam showdown with ailing prime minister…
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Pushers: How publishers became addicted to the traffic hit from news alerts
The instant traffic hit from push alerts means that most publishers are now using them every day, regardless of whether…
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Anyone with a news app installed on their phone would likely have noticed that news publishers are not shying away…
ByMail Online tops press regulator IPSO’s 2021 naughty list with 15 rulings against it
Mail Online breached the Editors’ Code of Practice more times than any other newsbrand in 2021, according to the Independent…
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Reach ‘levelling up’ advertorials for Govt banned by ASA after being found ‘not obviously identifiable as marketing’
Seven Government advertorials on regional Reach websites have been banned by the ASA following complaints from two Labour MPs that…
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