Zeitung in der Schule (ZiS – News at School), an initiative founded by the Austrian Newspaper Association (VÖZ), has been honoured as a Center of Youth Engagement Excellence by WAN-IFRA, for its innovative News in Education programs that have reached
A new initiative that sees journalism students being taught and trained in the newsroom of a regional daily paper has been successfully launched at the Southern Daily Echo.
Guardian News & Media has announced the creation of new virtual reality team to be led by Francesca Panetta, executive editor, virtual reality and Adam Foley, commercial strategy director.
Your audience expects video. It is often the quickest, most engaging and compelling way to tell a story. The demand for video is increasing, with a recent white paper by Cisco predicting that 75% of all mobile traffic will be video by 2020. Pete Ferg
Bloomberg has acquired the @Brexit handle on Twitter to provide a new outlet for Brexit coverage, which includes scoops, breaking news, charts, videos and data visualizations.
The last few years have seen a steady deterioration in police-press relations, with the police adopting something of a siege mentality. Anthony Longden looks at the causes of the present mistrust and asks whether anything can be done to salvage what
Mainstream media is forever obsessing over the youth of today; not so much what they’re up to, although that does fill useful column inches, but how to get them engaged with their output. One media organisation for whom this comes quite naturally is
Print may be declining, but two freshly-qualified journalists are still excited about their new regional media careers. Steve Dyson finds out why.
It’s a big year for Alexandra Shulman, editor-in-chief of Vogue – marking the title’s centenary and publishing her book to celebrate 25 years as editor. Alexandra talks to Mary Hogarth about her editorship and why the beloved print magazines will not
Bauer Media has announced that heat, its lifestyle and entertainment magazine will have a guest editor for the first time in the magazine’s history.
The NUJ has condemned Coventry City Football Club banning two journalists from its press conference because of unfavourable coverage of the club owner SISU.
Following the vote in favour of strike action and industrial action short of a strike, journalists working at Newsquest titles in South London have notified the company they will start a 'work to rule' on Thursday 29 September 2016, says the NUJ.
The shortlist for the Comment Awards 2016 has been revealed after a record intake of nominations from readers, writers and editors all over the country, say the organisers.
Trinity Mirror North West has launched a new free monthly Liverpool Echo business publication.
Twitter and Bloomberg Media yesterday announced a partnership to stream Bloomberg Television’s live broadcast of the 2016 U.S. Presidential and Vice Presidential debates on Twitter.
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