News publishers on Facebook ranked: How Mirror jumped from 12th to third globally
The Mirror jumped from 12th to 3rd in a monthly ranking of global publishers’ Facebook engagement. The British tabloid had…
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The future’s bright: 22 news industry leaders share their tips for success in 2022
Press Gazette has asked 22 of our readers – news leaders from across the UK and US – to provide…
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Ministers pull out of planned broadcast interviews as Downing Street Christmas party row grows
Government ministers were “empty-chaired” on the morning broadcast news round on Wednesday after the scandal about Christmas parties allegedly being…
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Sunday Mirror editor Gemma Aldridge on why the talent shortage and social mobility go hand in hand
As the industry faces a talent shortage, Gemma Aldridge, Sunday Mirror editor, says it’s on us to show young people…
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In pictures: Mirror legend Donald Zec with stars of 1950s and 1960s after death aged 102
Daily Mirror showbiz legend Donald Zec, who interviewed and befriended the likes of Humphrey Bogart and Marilyn Monroe, has died…
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Mirror editor Alison Phillips on Cummings lockdown scoop, not being woke and the market for good news
“If it bleeds, it leads” is a typically blunt journalistic aphorism (hackism?) that can still be heard in newsrooms across…
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Prison source revealed to police over payments by Mirror loses European court appeal
Prison officer Robert Norman, whose identity as a confidential source was given to police by Trinity Mirror (now Reach), has…
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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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