Associated Newspapers will pay the Duchess of Sussex a nominal £1 in damages for invading her privacy in documents and confirmed it will not take the case to the Supreme Court.
Gold Key Media this week announced two new senior appointments within their Publisher Brand team, as the business continues to evolve its range of specialist audience engagement activities.
Industry charity NewstrAid is challenging the newspaper and magazine trade to set a personal goal for the new year and use it to fundraise for colleagues who are facing hardship this winter.
Northern Echo editor Karl Holbrook is leaving the regional daily to join the Daily Express as executive editor.
Hong Kong's Citizen News has announced it will close down, citing safety concerns for its reporters.
Verasity has announced that it has completed a major corporate rebranding exercise and refreshed its website as part of its Q4 2021 Project roadmap.
Labour has accused the government of being complacent on “a matter of life and death” by failing to stand up to tech firms where much anti-vax content is shared.
Apple became the first company in history to achieve a $3tn market value during US trading on Monday, just over 16 months after it passed the $2tn mark.
Instagram head Adam Mosseri cited videos, messaging, transparency and creator monetisation as his four priorities going into 2022.
Following a series of successful campaigns and a new UK advertising strategy, the Guardian has announced a series of senior promotions within the team.
JPIMedia city news website Newcastle World has promoted football writer Liam Kennedy to editor.
China’s cyber regulator, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), is launching a two-month special operation to "clean up" the internet.
Hong Kong online pro-democracy outlet Stand News has been raided by hundreds of Hong Kong national security police, who arrested six people for “conspiracy to publish seditious publications”.
The Mail on Sunday has opted against taking its privacy battle with the Duchess of Sussex to the Supreme Court, and has agreed to pay undisclosed "financial remedies" to settle the case.
Twelve US senators have written to Mark Zuckerberg, expressing concern over Facebook’s failure to curb election-related disinformation.
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