Reach yesterday announced a plan to consolidate its print operations, and drive operational cost savings and improved cash generation, with the planned closure of its Saltire and Watford print sites during 2026.
The initiative will demonstrate advertising’s economic impact and wider contribution to communities and growth across the UK.
AdvantageCS has announced a partnership with Revaly to enhance digital payment recovery.
The National Union of Journalists last week released a statement on reports that a Labour thinktank investigated journalists.
The Financial Times has added to its columnist line-up with appointment of Patrick Foulis.
The Independent has announced the appointment of Barney Henderson as the title’s new UK editor and Jacqui Merrington as executive editor.
On 4 February, The Washington Post announced the firing of more than 300 employees, approximately one third of its staff.
The Society of Editors has, at the end of January, joined over 120 editors, lawyers, academics, journalists, publishers and civil society representatives to call on the Government to give parliamentary time to stamp out SLAPPs.
The Appeal launched on November 1 2025 and remained open until January 31 2026.
Camilla Long, currently television critic for The Sunday Times, will move into restaurant reviews for The Sunday Times Magazine.
The next chair of IPSO will be Jenny Watson CBE who succeeds Lord Faulks in April, when he steps down after completing two terms.
Nigella Lawson will join the Financial Times as a columnist, bringing her distinctive style and expertise to FT Weekend’s food and drink coverage.
World Media Group has welcomed CNBC as a member.
Commentator and media critic, Smith brings more than 25 years’ experience shaping public discourse on the intersection of politics, culture and identity.
Newsquest has announced the appointment of Anna Starnes as editor of the Ipswich Star and East Anglian Daily Times.
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