The adoption of a metered paywall by Telegraph Media Group does not appear to have had any major effect on the site's overall traffic.
The paywall went live at the start of March and ABC-audited national newspaper website figures for April have now been released. This was the first full month where the metered paywall was live.
The new figures show overall traffic for Telegraph.co.uk up both month on month and year-on-year in April.
BBC Newsnight's spiked Jimmy Savile child abuse story was today named joint winner of the scoop of the year at the London Press Club.
Local World chief executive Steve Auckland has spoken to Press Gazette expanding on comments made by his colleague David Montgomery to MPs yesterday which were met with dismay by many journalists.
Liberty: Royal Charter press regulation plans are 'non-transparent', 'undemocratic' and 'un-British'
22 May 2013
Pressure group Liberty today urged the Government to scrap plans for a Royal Charter-backed system of press regulation.
The BBC Trust could be heading on a collision course with the regional press after demanding that BBC Online shapes up its act when it comes to local and regional coverage.
Newsquest’s long-serving chief executive Paul Davidson is expected to retire later this year.
Is shorthand still relevant in the digital age? You bet it is.
Times foreign editor Richard Beeston has died of cancer aged 50.
The reporter involved has hit back at BBC claims that a Newsnight report broadcast on 9 August about the charity Help for Heroes was “misleading and unfair”.
Guardian deputy editor and head of news Ian Katz has been recruited by the BBC as the new editor of Newsnight.
A news website has launched today which has eight editors – but hopes to draw on the expertise of 10,000 specialist contributors.
The chairman of the Police Federation has warned that police are reluctant to talk to journalists because of the “fear factor” in the wake of the Leveson report.
Going digital-only was once seen as a last desperate throw of the dice for a dying print brand. But not any more. (Declaration of interest: Press Gazette went digital-only at the end of last year)
More than a quarter of local newspaper editors have received a threat from a public body to suspend advertising as a result of editorial activity, a new survey has suggested.
Details have been released of an Independent Panel, set up along similar lines to the Hillsborough inquiry, which will probe the extent to which corruption involving the News of the World was a factor in one of the UK’s most notorious unsolved murders.
Newspaper and magazine publishers have agreed a subtle change to their press regulation plan which has been interpreted as ending the industry veto over appointments to the board of the regulator.
An Independent Panel, set up along similar lines to the Hillsborough inquiry, is to probe the extent to which corruption involving the News of the World was a factor in one of the UK’s most notorious unsolved murders.
The BBC’s £270,000-a-year head of television Roger Mosey has been appointed to the new job of head of editorial standards.
A majority of members of the public do not have confidence in the rival press regulation Royal Charter put forward by the newspaper industry, according to an opinion poll.
