News UK appoints new CTO as Simon Farnsworth leaves for ITV
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Three days of strike action have been announced, as well as a work to rule period.
ByLetts left the Mail for News UK in November 2018.
ByNews UK said Newton Dunn had brought "astute and authoritative reporting and commentary".
ByThompson said he spent years watching CNN "with a mixture of admiration and envy".
ByFor the first time the BBC's "premier news podcast" will run seven days a week.
ByCurrent CEO Zach Leonard will concentrate on growing the US business in a new role.
ByIPSO said it was a "significant" inaccuracy because it was on a "topic of national importance".
BySean Walsh helped to launch Daily Mail Australia and build DailyMail.com in the US.
ByFoote was the paper's editor from 2014 to 2018.
ByFleming, in turn, replaces longtime FT economics editor Chris Giles.
ByChris Rogers joins from Fresh Start Media, where he co-created Sky News' children's show FYI.
BySimon Lambert has edited This is Money for ten years.
ByDrummond credits an internship at Wired for "kickstarting" her journalism career.
ByRoland Agambar will succeed Nina Wright, who is to become Harmsworth Media chair.
ByIt follows the departure of four senior editorial staffers in the US last week.
ByRebecca Silk and husband Jonathan Djanogly MP claimed the coverage had been inaccurate and intrusive.
ByTrusted Reviews Ltd has expanded its portfolio of e-commerce-led technology websites.
ByNatasha Clark is currently chief political correspondent at The Sun.
ByDaily Mirror articles about Matt Hancock not inaccurate, rules IPSO.
ByDenver Adams is suing Associated Newspapers over an interview with her Olympic boxer daughter.
ByHakim will be lead world news presenter at Sky News.
ByTHG owns online retail brands including Cult Beauty and Myprotein.
ByNeil Hodgkinson said he wants to find his "next adventure".
ByThe roles include dedicated correspondents for the Caribbean, Africa and South America.
ByEast will report to Mail editor Ted Verity and Rothermere heir Vere Harmsworth.
ByLloyd Embley has been group editor-in-chief at Reach since 2014.
ByOfcom said the report was on a "legitimate matter of public interest" and done with due impartiality.
ByGeorge Chesterton will become Evening Standard executive editor in September.
ByGlobal Radio has reportedly put up to 40 roles at risk of redundancy.
ByThe C-suite refresh comes a month after Post publisher Fred Ryan stepped down from his role.
ByAmong his first predictions Farage said Democrats will not re-nominate Biden for president.
ByThe Message will be rebranded Campaign Canada early next year.
ByVardy was previously accused in the "Wagatha Christie" case of leaking stories to The Sun.
ByThe BAJ union accused Reach of age discrimination over an earlier proposed deal.
ByAn investor complained to The Times about the figures in its money section before turning to IPSO.
ByHe is replaced as CEO by former managing director Satbir Singh.
ByBritannica’s What on Earth! Magazine launched in April 2022 aimed at six to 14-year-olds.
ByRamsay will take over the programme in the autumn.
ByThe regulator will ask audiences how they feel about politicians presenting current affairs programmes.
ByMcCann was TalkTV's political editor from its launch in April 2022.
ByIPSO has told The Sun to flag its ruling on the front page of the newspaper.
ByDoran is believed to be the UK and Ireland's current longest-serving daily newspaper editor.
ByIt is the company's second major acquisition this week.
BySt George was a chronicler of dramatic trials over four decades.
ByAnn Leslie said sexist treatment at Daily Express put "iron into my soul".
ByNikki Ogunnaike will join Marie Claire from her role as senior digital director at Harper's Bazaar.
ByBrundrett was chief operating officer at Vox Media until April 2022.
ByThe Greenock Telegraph was told it should undergo training as a result of its code breach.
ByEd Walker is currently audience and content director (audience delivery) at Reach.
ByIt has not yet been announced when Anderson’s show will air.
ByThe Mail says there is no evidence Boris Johnson lied to parliament.
ByElliott left The Times in 2020 and has since worked in advocacy for a charity.
ByGill Phillips will co-author McNae's with PA law service editor Sian Harrison.
ByMigrants Organise expressed concern that "it was suggested that they were ‘funded to help illegal migration’".
ByTexere Publishing was founded "around a kitchen table" in Knutsford.
BySarah Dines objected to a Times Notebook column about rumours Boris Johnson might want her seat.
ByNew BBC Local investigations set-up following closure of Inside Out.
ByAward-winning reporter returns to weekly where he began career.
ByVictoria Meakin, Duncan Barkes and Stuart Clarkson joing News Radio UK.
ByEnninful appeared to indicate the editor-in-chief title at British Vogue is being abolished with his departure.
ByCoffey has been a major figure in pushing for legislation forcing big tech to pay news publishers.
ByWired's Gideon Lichfield and Quartz's Zach Seward are both leaving.
ByThe Evening Standard has been without a full-time editor since October 2021.
ByJack began his journalism career at the Yorkshire Evening Post before stints at the Mail and the Observer.
ByMaggie O'Riordan was until recently deputy editor at the Mail on Sunday.
ByThe FT Group had planned to close the Pensions Expert brand.
ByWinsight's brands include titles such as Foodservice Director and Restaurant Business.
ByVere Harmsworth has been working in business development for DMG Media since 2020.
ByThe Mirror misquoted a claim made by the royal commentator on Good Morning Britain.
BySean Cornwell gets promoted from platforms CEO.
ByStuart Forrest was most recently senior vice president for audience and marketing at Future.
ByEuractiv will be the first pan-European news brand owned by Mediahuis.
ByKnowsley's printing will be transferred to plants in Broxbourne and Eurocentral.
ByThwaites was most recently working on UK-wide strategic projects at Reach.
ByOfcom said Dr Naomi Wolf promoted "a serious conspiracy theory without challenge or context".
ByOfficial NUJ materials will now refer instead to chapel "chairs".
ByThe publisher said the acquisitions would help to compensate for the current ad downturn.
ByThe editor and publisher saved Press Gazette from closure and fought to chart a way forward for trade publishers.
ByThe regulator said Iranian political leaders had instead called for Israel's destruction.
ByFox's share value dropped 4% after the announcement.
ByThe new editor-in-chief is "the youngest editor to lead Time since co-founder Henry Luce".
ByIPSO did not uphold Paul Blanchard's complaints in relation to two Times articles.
ByBrazier left GB News in September 2022 in a shake-up of its schedule.
ByJohn Stead was well-known in both Manchester and London newspaper circles.
ByYoung left Metro in March after a digital-first restructure of the newsroom.
ByFox said it acknowledged "the court’s rulings finding certain claims about Dominion to be false".
ByThe Sun breached accuracy rules in the Editors’ Code of Practice by reporting that a man had “filmed himself…
ByIt comes a week after Fieldsports announced it bought Trout & Salmon from Bauer.
ByAll editorial staff will move to Fieldsports Press with the acquisition.
ByDC Thomson acquired Aceville's almost 40 magazine brands in 2018.
ByAll of Rock Sound's former editorial employees were let go in January.
ByEndpoints News and FT have "strong alignment" in their mission and reader revenues focus.
BySeparately Ofcom will investigate GB News over two Tory MPs' interview with Jeremy Hunt.
ByChelsea Magazine Company publishes titles including The English Home, The English Garden and Classic Boat.
ByEdward Felsenthal will become executive chairman and contributing editor at Time in June.
ByLucy Fisher fills Sebastian Payne's vacated role at the FT.
ByDave Lord has been named editor (national) overseeing The Sunday Post and DC Thomson's politics coverage.
ByGrid will be merged into The Messenger after it launches in May.
ByIPSO said the deadnaming did not breach Clause 12 (discrimination) of the Editors' Code of Practice.
ByMartin Hemming has been editor of the News Review at The Sunday Times for three years.
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