NUJ writes to police ombudsman for Northern Ireland
The National Union of Journalists seeks meeting and publication of key report in letter to police ombudsman for Northern Ireland.
The National Union of Journalists seeks meeting and publication of key report in letter to police ombudsman for Northern Ireland.
The Federation of Independent Retailers has welcomed confirmation that retailers will not face an additional carriage charge when Smiths News begins distributing News UK titles from July 8, 2027.
Journalism is a vital part of our national infrastructure and local news media is critical to the success of the government’s headline devolution agenda, Andy Burnham has said today for the launch of this year’s Journalism Matters campaign.
Despite news remaining one of the UK's most widely consumed media, many advertisers continue to exclude it from their media plans.
The NMA has written to Ministers urging them to back the Competition and Markets Authority over Meta’s controversial new Commercial Terms.
The Society of Editors has issued a statement after Tommy Robinson was found guilty of harassing Mail journalists.
Vannacci Generation has been announced as the winner of the Guardian Documentaries and arte.tv documentary fund.
The NUJ has secured a recognition agreement at POLITICO following months of thorough negotiations and an arbitration process.
WAN-IFRA asks Meta to suspend the provision for news publishers before 30 October and to negotiate a fair framework for the use of journalism.
The Competition and Markets Authority must secure an immediate pause on Meta’s new terms for businesses, the News Media Association said yesterday.
Readly, a digital magazine and newspaper app, has launched a ‘free thinking’ archived collection from The Independent to mark the 40th anniversary of the title this month.
The Telegraph’s Bed of Lies team returns for their fourth series, Missing Debbie, a six-part series released bi-weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays.
The podcast returns with ten new episodes, famous faces, a fresh format, and new host Siobhán McSweeney to lift the lid on the joys of comfort food.
A Bill requiring bots to declare who operates them and what they will use the content for was scheduled for its second reading in the House of Commons last Friday.
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