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- Haymarket and Time Out grab top marks at PPAs
- Belfast Telegraph scoops the world with Cameron G8 exclusive
- Press Gazette has found 9 new journalism jobs today including The Week and Visordown
- Vice pulls suicide photoshoot after wave of complaints
- Trinity Mirror launches internal newswire sharing content between all its newspaper titles
- Radio 4 Today censured by Ofcom over handling of Lynda La Plante 'retard' comment
Latest news
Websites | 20 June 13 : 12.43
Mail Online achieved its highest ever web audience in May 2013, according to the latest figures released by ABC.
Mobile | 20 June 13 : 10.25
A report by the Reuters Insitute looking at the global state of the news industry has suggested a sharp increase in those willing to pay for news online.
Nationals | 20 June 13 : 09.17
Victims of press intrusion have accused the Guardian of surrendering to newspaper editors and owners after the paper backed the appointment of Lord Grade as a mediator in negotiations over press regulation.
Television | 20 June 13 : 08.18
A senior BBC executive who earns a six-figure salary claimed almost £400 when his holiday was cancelled in the aftermath of the Jimmy Savile sex abuse scandal.
Consumer | 18 June 13 : 17.57
Blue Publishing, the publisher of Loaded magazine, has gone into administration months after plotting mass expansion into the magazine market.
Nationals | 19 June 13 : 14.55
Last weekend’s Sunday People splash showing Nigella Lawson apparently being attacked by husband Charles Saatchi has been viewed 20 million times.
Nationals | 19 June 13 : 08.58
The former chairman of the BBC, Lord Grade, has said that he would be open to taking on a role as mediator in the ongoing stand-off over press regulation.
Media business | 19 June 13 : 12.31
UK newspapers are set to lose almost £400 million in print advertising over the next two years, according to a forecast from a media buying specialist.
Regulation | 18 June 13 : 16.03
Financial Times editor Lionel Barber and former Independent editor Chris Blackhurst today warned that the newspaper and magazine industry has just a few months left to clear the impasse over the future of press regulation.
Websites | 19 June 13 : 10.58
The BBC has failed in an attempt to get a critical radio clip removed from YouTube.
Photography | 18 June 13 : 17.04
A freelance photographer has accused Devon and Cornwall Police of breaching his human rights after he was arrested for taking pictures of a suspected shoplifter.
Nationals | 18 June 13 : 17.50
A former stunt double for Hollywood star Angelina Jolie has launched a lawsuit against News Corporation in Los Angeles.
People | 18 June 13 : 13.42
Sun deputy news editor John Sturgis has been cleared some 16 months after he was arrested on suspicion of corruption and aiding and abetting misconduct in public office.
Media business | 18 June 13 : 12.12
A new independent weekly newspaper is to launch in Wales next month – the third to do so in a matter of months.
Nationals | 18 June 13 : 11.18
The Sun’s chief foreign correspondent Nick Parker has been charged by the Crown Prosecution Service along with a prison officer from HMP Swaleside.
Regionals | 17 June 13 : 17.44
London Evening Standard art critic Brian Sewell believes the paper is in danger of becoming a “Boris newssheet”.
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Media law | 20 June 13 : 10.53
The Daily Mail has agreed to pay TV psychic Sally Morgan £125,000 in damages as well as legal costs over a 2011 story which accused her of being a charlatan. The settlement comes ahead of an expected libel trial in the long-running case. Her solicitor Graham Atkins read out a statement at the High Court this morning outlining the terms of the agreed settlement.
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Blogs
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Nationals
Victims tell Guardian 'don't lose your nerve' over press regulation
Victims of press intrusion have accused the Guardian of surrendering to newspaper editors and owners after the paper backed the appointment of Lord Grade as a mediator in negotiations over press regulation.
Regionals
Newspapers to lose £400 million in advertising revenue over next two years
UK newspapers are set to lose almost £400 million in print advertising over the next two years, according to a forecast from a media buying specialist.
Broadcast
BBC boss claims £400 for cancelled holiday as executive expenses soar 19%
A senior BBC executive who earns a six-figure salary claimed almost £400 when his holiday was cancelled in the aftermath of the Jimmy Savile sex abuse scandal.
Digital
Mail Online soars to biggest ever traffic total with 129m unique browsers worldwide
Mail Online achieved its highest ever web audience in May 2013, according to the latest figures released by ABC.
Media law
Daily Mail agrees pays £125k damages plus costs to TV psychic Sally Morgan over 'charlatan' report
The Daily Mail has agreed to pay TV psychic Sally Morgan £125,000 in damages as well as legal costs over a 2011 story which accused her of being a charlatan. The settlement comes ahead of an expected libel trial in the long-running case.
Her solicitor Graham Atkins read out a statement at the High Court this morning outlining the terms of the agreed settlement.
B2B
B2B publisher launches new technology and business title
A B2B publisher has launched a new technology and business title with a print version promised for the autumn.
Interviews
News | 12 June 13 : 10.03
