NFRN National President Stuart Reddish has roundly condemned Friday’s announcement from Smiths News that its carriage charges are to increase by 3.02 per cent with effect from August 30 2020.
The BBC and a Government minister appear united in their hope for digital players to assist funding the Local Democracy Reporting scheme, an inquiry into the future of journalism revealed.
First News, a newspaper for young people, has announced the winners of the First News School Newspaper of the Year Awards 2019-2020.
In a virtual ceremony yesterday, hosted by Tom Evans, ACE announced the winners of its 2020 Newspaper & Magazine Awards.
On Tuesday, Lloyd Embley and Alun Edmunds announced the retirement of Editor-in-Chief John Kierans and the restructure of its Irish business.
Guardian Media Group yesterday announced statutory results for the 12 months to 29 March 2020 along with a proposed 12% reduction in headcount.
One of the UK’s leading media industry benchmarking surveys, mediafutures, is going international with two new partners, FOLIO: and Flashes & Flames.
The NFRN and ACS have raised concerns about the future of the newspaper supply chain in a joint letter to the Minister of State for Media and Data, John Whittingdale MP.
Caerphilly Media, an independent newspaper publisher in south Wales is building a live, searchable, database of every criminal case heard in magistrates courts across England and Wales.
The Society of Editors has joined a new government-backed committee aimed at ensuring the safety of journalists.
The Independent last week published the extraordinary account of Andrew Buncombe, its Chief US Correspondent, who was arrested whilst reporting on the Seattle protests.
The Guardian has announced that it is publishing a black history poster series in the Guardian newspaper documenting key historical moments and the Black Lives Matter movement.
The NFRN has condemned Newsquest for cutting the terms that retailers receive on a number of its publications in the north west of England and north Wales.
Staff at Reach have been given details of structural changes to the business and key appointments.
The Society of Editors has praised the stance of the UK Government in announcing a ban on Saudi nationals believed to have been involved in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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