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Online Media Awards 2012: The shortlist

16 May 2012

The Times leads the way at this year’s Online Media Awards after being shortlisted for 15 prizes including best national news website.

BBC scales back local radio cuts to £8m

16 May 2012

The BBC has halved its proposed cutbacks across its local radio network from £15m to around £8m.

Tributes to 'bravest of the brave' Marie Colvin

16 May 2012

Leading figures from the worlds of media, politics, and the arts gathered to pay emotional tribute to "bravest of the brave" war correspondent Marie Colvin.

Jack Straw: Murdoch enjoyed playing with political leaders

16 May 2012

Rupert Murdoch believed the power wielded by his newspapers benefited his wider commercial interests, former cabinet minister Jack Straw said today.

Council 'whistleblower' was a local newspaper

16 May 2012

A council was forced to drop a £50,000 benefit fraud investigation after it emerged that claims attributed to a “key whistleblower” were actually from a local newspaper article.

Journalist and broadcaster Jane Furnival dies aged 55

16 May 2012

Journalist and broadcaster Jane Furnival died at home on Monday some four years after being diagnosed with breast cancer.

Brooks raises 'grave doubts' over chance of a fair trial

16 May 2012
Info chief blasts Govt over veto on release of NHS report

16 May 2012
AFP to send 180 journalists to cover Olympics

16 May 2012
Leveson warns Parliament over Hunt evidence

15 May 2012
New move to hold nurse disciplinaries in secret

15 May 2012
Rebekah and Charlie Brooks plus four others face conspiracy charge

15 May 2012
News Corp info prompts two more Elveden arrests

15 May 2012
UBM faces shareholder revolt over executive pay

15 May 2012

Politicians and the press: Brooks, Coulson and Murdoch take the stand at Leveson

14 May 2012

Click on the links below for Press Gazette's comprehensive coverage of module three of the Leveson Inquiry into the hacking scandal - dealing with politicians and the press.

Horst Faas: 'You can't photograph a flying bullet but you can capture genuine fear'

11 May 2012

Obituaries have appeared everywhere today for Associated Press photography legend Horst Faas, who has died aged 79 after a long illness, but the first such notice for him was written back in 1964.

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