PCC publishes new guidance for the bereaved
The PCC has published new guidance designed to help members of the public coping with media attention after the death of a friend or relative.
The PCC has published new guidance designed to help members of the public coping with media attention after the death of a friend or relative.
The deadline for entries is Friday 24 June.
To further its offering of the sharpest and most expert insight into global finance, economics and politics, the Financial Times has launched a new section called the A-List, which will feature agenda-setting commentary on FT.com and in all global ed
The Evening Standard has appointed its fashion writer Karen Dacre to become Fashion Editor when Laura Craik leaves the title next month.
British GQ recently announced its first ever app for iPad, now available to download from the App Store.
Following on from Apple approving the Creative Review iPad app, the app will go live on the app store on the 1st July.
Metro.co.uk has unveiled a new online look and masthead.
The Association of Online Publishers (AOP) unveiled the winners of its tenth Digital Publishing Awards 2011 at The Roundhouse, Camden last night.
The NFRN has appointed Paul Baxter as its new chief executive.
Kiev, Ukraine, has been chosen to host the 2012 World Newspaper Congress, World Editors Forum and Info Services Expo, the global meetings of the world's press.
The Economist’s ‘Where do you stand?’ brand campaign returns to underground train stations in London next week tackling three fresh subjects.
The Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail has announced the next stage of its technology-led development, which will result in the creation of “one of the most technologically advanced and operationally efficient digital newsrooms in Europe”.
IPC Media has unveiled a major new brand – Feelgood games – targeting mass market mums with the very best games and rewarding them with real gifts.
Guardian News & Media (GNM) and The Edinburgh International Book Festival have announced a two-year media partnership.
Political pressures remain a major challenge for many newspapers in developing countries, but economic pressures and turbulent business conditions are emerging as equally disturbing threats to business development and editorial independence, accordin
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