Why ad-blocking subscription service Scroll is a must-watch platform for publishers after Twitter deal
Twitter this week announced it was buying Scroll, an ad-blocking subscription service that shares its revenues with publishers. The start-up,…
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Sun leads publisher boycott of social media with four-day Twitter suspension in protest over racism
Publishers joining the social media boycott led by English football to protest racist abuse and discrimination online include The Sun,…
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Reach in hot water with ASA after failing to use #ad on sponsored tweets
The UK’s advertising watchdog has found that several paid-for tweets posted by Reach’s regional titles were “likely” to be in…
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Taking photos from social media: What news publishers need to know
The rights and wrongs of taking images from social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and re-using them…
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The News 50: Tech giants dwarf Rupert Murdoch to become the biggest news media companies in the English-speaking world
The top 50 biggest news media companies in the English-speaking world are today revealed in an exclusive ranking, based on…
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Twitter ‘finally’ deletes David Icke’s verified account over Covid-19 conspiracies
Twitter has removed the account of British conspiracy theorist David Icke after he violated the platform’s rules on coronavirus misinformation.…
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The top ten most-followed news accounts on Twitter
CNN controls the two most followed news accounts on Twitter, research by Press Gazette has found. The organisation’s breaking news…
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New BBC director-general threatens to suspend staff Twitter accounts if not impartial enough
The BBC’s new director-general has said the corporation could force its talent to leave Twitter if they are not sufficiently…
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