Radio
By Dominic Ponsford
16 May 11:59
Guardian deputy editor and head of news Ian Katz has been recruited by the BBC as the new editor of Newsnight.
By Dominic Ponsford
14 May 10:23
Veteran broadcast David Frost has suggested that new BBC director general needs to thin out BBC management.
By Press Gazette
14 May 8:58
The BBC won most of the journalism prizes at last night’s Sony Radio Academy Awards.
By Gavriel Hollander
08 May 13:02
The BBC has been accused of “double standards” after offering below-inflation pay rises while splashing out £1 million on new senior salaries.
By Dominic Ponsford
02 May 10:53
The BBC is to review its bullying and harassment policy and remove gagging clauses from future BBC contracts and compromise agreements.
By Axegrinder
02 May 9:45
It’s rather sweet really that an office romance has come out of the Leveson Inquiry.
By Jennifer Awford
30 April 9:42
BBC Radio is launching a new apprenticeship scheme believed to be the first of its kind, which will focus on giving school leavers a chance to break into radio.
By William Turvill
30 April 9:15
Torin Douglas is bowing out as after 24 years as BBC media correspondent next month and he told Press Gazette that he leaves the corporation at a time when morale is low.
Tony Hall began work as the sixteenth BBC director general this morning, and is spending much of his first day speaking to staff about how to improve the corporation's reputation.
By Alan Selby
26 March 14:11
NME Radio stopped broadcasting at midday on Monday, shortly before NME magazine owners IPC Media announced a decision to bring the station back in-house.
By Alan Selby
25 March 13:49
The BBC has received nearly 600 complaints over Eddie Mair's interview with Boris Johnson on the Andrew Marr Show.
By Darren Boyle
21 March 17:07
The National Union of Journalists has cancelled tomorrow’s planned BBC strike action in Scotland after management agreed to defer compulsory redundancies.
By Darren Boyle
21 March 11:54
The National Union of Journalists has announced strike action at the BBC next week threatening a string of high-profile news and current affairs shows.
In a joint action with Bectu, staff will walk out of BBC studios at midday on Thursday 28 March, hitting the corporation’s Easter schedule.
By William Turvill
20 March 16:24
The National Union of Journalists and broadcast union BECTU have announced plans to take strike action at the BBC over the course of Easter.
By Press Gazette
14 February 9:50
The BBC is recruiting a new director of news after moving Helen Boaden to the job of director, BBC Radio.
By Andrew Pugh
10 December 10:10
The owners of the Australian radio station behind a prank call to the hospital where the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge was staying has suggested the UK media is on a “witch-hunt” after one of the nurses they duped was found dead in a suspected suicide.
By Dominic Ponsford
05 November 9:40
BBC London 94.9 continued to lose ground to commercial rival LBC in the third quarter of this year. Plus round-up of UK radio station listening figures for the third quarter of 2012.
By Press Gazette
02 October 11:46
Don't get me wrong, I love commercial radio. I worked in it for 22 years, plus a further two as a consultant, and during that time I took great delight getting one up on the BBC and our other media rivals whenever I could.
By Andrew Pugh
25 September 9:50
The editor-in-chief of the Reading Chronicle has accused BBC radio of reading out page leads from her paper “masquerading as its own news bulletin”.
By Anonymous
15 August 10:50
More than one thousand BBC staff were made redundant last year.
The total redundancies rocketed to 1,230 in 2011 compared with 444 in 2010 and 438 in 2009.
























