The BBC has failed in an attempt to get a critical radio clip removed from YouTube.
Blue Publishing, the publisher of Loaded magazine, has gone into administration months after plotting mass expansion into the magazine market.
Loaded, along with Superbike magazine, is now being printed under a new company, Loaded Media Limited.
Loaded Media Limited are also in discussions to sell Formula 1 lifestyle magazine Formula.
A new independent weekly newspaper is to launch in Wales next month – the third to do so in a matter of months.
The Sun’s chief foreign correspondent Nick Parker has been charged by the Crown Prosecution Service along with a prison officer from HMP Swaleside.
London Evening Standard art critic Brian Sewell believes the paper is in danger of becoming a “Boris newssheet”.
Chris Blackhurst’s new group content director role will see him pool together the work of around 300 journalists across The Independent titles, London Evening Standard and soon to be launched television station, London Live.
Owner of The Independent Evgeny Lebedev has revealed new editors for both The Independent and i.
The Sun is “vigorously” defending its ‘plebgate’ story, which Andrew Mitchell is suing the paper for up to £150,000 over.
Labour deputy leader Harriet Harman has said the party did not tackle issues over media ownership and plurality in 1997 for fear of losing the general election.
Boris Johnson is to follow in the footsteps of Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg by hosting an LBC radio show.
Former Channel 4 News editor Jim Gray has been unveiled as new head of BBC TV current affairs and deputy to the head of news programmes.
Richard Desmond’s Express Newspapers has reportedly announced plans to create 40 online editorial jobs.
In 2005, The Observer dubbed Geordie Greig “Britain’s best-connected man”. Then, as editor of society magazine Tatler, it was a useful tag to have.
News Corp shareholders have formally approved plans to split the media giant’s publishing and entertainment assets.
Art critic Brian Sewell has bemoaned the state of religious coverage on television, criticising “mediocre” staffing.
Two serving prison officers have been arrested under Operation Elveden investigating inappropriate payments to public officials.
The Times is set to axe about 20 editorial staff in a bid to reduce losses at the paper.
UKIP leader Nigel Farage has praised incoming member Patrick O’Flynn for making the Daily Express the first newspaper to back the party’s anti-European Union stance.
Trinity Mirror’s Media Scotland is set to launch a new free newspaper title in Edinburgh.
Press agency Barcroft Media is suing a former employee alleging that she paid herself more than £92,000 from the company account.
