The Guardian wins libel case
The Guardian has welcomed Friday's High Court dismissal of Noel Clark's libel claim against the newspaper.
The Guardian has welcomed Friday's High Court dismissal of Noel Clark's libel claim against the newspaper.
New York Times earlier this week announced the launch of Pips, its first-ever original logic game, expanding its portfolio beyond word games.
Stig Ørskov is to succeed Vincent Peyrègne as CEO of WAN-IFRA.
Dame Julia Unwin is to play a key role in shaping independent press regulation.
The Society of Editors has welcomed new national guidance for disclosing suspects’ details.
The Israeli government has admitted to killing five Al-Jazeera journalists and media workers in an airstrike on a tent outside the al-Shifa hospital in Gaza.
The Sun Dream Team has joined forces with Midnite aiming to transform fantasy football.
David McCann has been appointed editor of The Times and The Sunday Times in Scotland.
Next month the Times Literary Supplement will launch a new design and expanded format.
The Independent’s annual Climate 100 List and celebratory NYC event is to return this September.
M.E.N Editor Sarah Lester has written an op-ed reacting to the news that a Greater Manchester Police officer is facing a criminal investigation by the police watchdog over allegedly 'leaking' CCTV footage of Manchester Airport violence to the M.E.N.
Telegraph Media Group Holdings Limited and Newsprinters Holdings Limited have signed a new 10-year agreement for the provision of printing services across mainland UK.
The Financial Times has announced the expansion of US foreign affairs and national security team in Washington DC.
The Independent has announced the launch of two new podcast series.
Mail Metro Media has released the findings of a new study which demonstrates how daily priorities are shifting throughout the nation.
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