The Press Complaints Commission has ruled that The Sunday Telegraph breached Clause 1 (Accuracy) of the Editors' Code in a story about Gordon Brown MP, but that the action it subsequently took and offered represented a sufficient remedy to the compla
The Associated Press and Express Group Syndication have announced a worldwide distribution and licensing agreement covering the archive and contemporary images of the one of the UK’s leading newspaper photo archives.
Jemm Group, the real-time advertising network, has announced its merger with ADSOVO, a global leader in online brand-safety.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) has concluded a five-day mission to Ecuador, where it found “an increasing polarization and climate of hostility amongst media professionals and amongst society as a whole”.
Victims of voicemail interception by the News of the World (NotW) can apply for compensation in a new voluntary scheme.
Last week, Lord Black of Brentwood highlighted “one of the jewels in the crown of the UK’s creative industries – the local and regional press” which provided “in a fiercely independent fashion a watchdog role no other medium matches.”
Sci-fi fans the world over can now test their knowledge – and pit their wits against each other – thanks to the launch of the SFX Sci-Fi Quiz, the magazine’s first trivia app.
Ipswich Evening Star editor Nigel Pickover said he was “thrilled, delighted and honoured” to be recognised at a university graduation ceremony in Suffolk last week.
Operative, the advertising business management company, has announced that Guardian News & Media Limited, one of the world’s leading news organizations, has selected the Operative.One platform to consolidate and run both their digital and print media
The number of paying digital subscribers to the Financial Times has broken the quarter of a million mark; an increase of more than 30% year on year.
Publishers that have been largely ignored by big advertisers and agencies in the past can now use a new suite of tools previously only available to the biggest websites, says Crimtan.
New PCC Chairman Lord Hunt and Attorney General Dominic Grieve will speak at the Society of Editors’ Magna Carta II conference next week on November 14.
The Press Complaints Commission has ruled that the Wishaw Press and the Hamilton Advertiser breached Clause 6 (Children) of the Editors' Code of Practice following stories in which a thirteen-year old child was identified.
In a move that can only be described as suicidal, says NFRN, from October 29 the Leicester Mercury has increased its cover price on the Saturday edition from 40p to 60p, but is giving retailers none of the price increase.
The Financial Times and Sightsavers are hosting a free photography exhibition at London’s Getty Images Gallery to mark the launch of this year’s seasonal appeal.
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