NEWS
BSME Talent Awards - winners announced
The winners of the BSME Talent Awards were announced on 10 June at Omeara in London.
Editorial/content creation
NEWS
Paul Foot Award – shortlist announced
Private Eye has published the shortlist for the 2019 Paul Foot Award, selected from the best submissions from digital media, national and regional publications.
NEWS
Times editor calls for breakup of tech giants
Times editor John Witherow called for the breakup of the digital giants Google and Facebook at the Society of Editors annual Satchwell lecture.
NEWS
Society of Editors condemns ABC police raid
The Society of Editors has added its voice to the growing concerns over a police raid on the Australian Broadcaster Corp (ABC).
NEWS
World’s Press calls on the UK to address press freedom concerns
WAN-IFRA has called on the UK government to address a number of critical press freedom challenges.
NEWS
BURO 24/7 appoints Fashion Director
BURO.Global has recruited Natalie Hartley, who has previously worked at Glamour UK, as Fashion Director.
NEWS
Newsquest launches Data Investigation Unit
Newsquest has launched its own Data Investigations Unit following a training programme through the Local News Partnership with the BBC.
NEWS
Alex Scott joins The Sun
Alex Scott will join The Sun as a football columnist and Dream Team ambassador ahead of the Women’s World Cup.
NEWS
Guardian expands cricket coverage
The Guardian has signed Moeen Ali as a cricket columnist and launched a new cricket podcast, The Spin.
NEWS
Society’s Concerns Over New Data Protection Threats
The Society of Editors has warned of severe consequences if plans to restrict young people’s access to news websites go ahead.
NEWS
Emma Gannon joins The Sunday Times
The Sunday Times has announced that Emma Gannon, author, speaker and podcaster, is joining as a business columnist.
NEWS
vjoon opens American office
vjoon GmbH, a leading developer of content management solutions, has announced the setting up of vjoon Inc.
NEWS
First investigation published by media partners of The Signals Network
The Signals Network has had its first investigation published by its international media partners, including The Daily Telegraph.
REVIEW
Osborne’s big idea
In March, Evening Standard editor and former chancellor of the exchequer George Osborne gave the annual Hugh Cudlipp lecture at Regent’s University in London. Osborne came armed with a big idea. James Evelegh reports.
FEATURE
Fake news: what are you doing to combat it?
Fake news is bad news for society, albeit, arguably good news for publishers, writes Dickon Ross. Are you a fake news friend or foe? Here’s three click-bait style quiz questions to help you find out.
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