Telegraph cuts video staff as it turns focus to subscriptions
The Telegraph’s video team has been hit by job cuts following an internal review, Press Gazette has learned. The title…
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12 of the biggest media stories of 2018, from Paul Dacre’s departure as Daily Mail editor to Johnston Press sale
This year has been a year of great change in the media industry, with industry titans stepping down and publications…
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Richard Madeley appointed Telegraph’s new agony uncle replacing Graham Norton
The Telegraph has appointed broadcaster Richard Madeley as its new resident agony uncle. Madeley takes over the weekly column from…
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‘We’re in the Brexs*it’: Pro-Brexit papers divided over Theresa May deal
Brexit supporting newspapers are split over the withdrawal agreement secured by Prime Minister Theresa May that has prompted cabinet resignations…
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The Sun and the i come down on gagging laws with front page follow-ups to Telegraph’s ‘gagged’ #MeToo scandal scoop
The Sun and i newspapers have come down on gagging laws in leader columns following the Telegraph’s “gagged” #MeToo scandal…
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National news publishers’ jointly-owned advertising platform must ‘level the playing field’ against Duopoly
Publishers are losing out on advertising revenue to Facebook and Google because they cannot compete on the three key elements:…
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Former foreign sec Boris Johnson paid £275,000 for ten hours a month writing Telegraph column
Ex Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, who was re-employed by the Daily Telegraph after resigning from the Cabinet in July, receives…
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Telegraph introduces ‘significant’ equal parental pay policy as it continues towards target of zero gender pay gap by 2025
The Telegraph has become one of the first companies in the UK to introduce an equal parental pay policy for…
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