March 22, 2019
John Inverdale predicts next 'battleground' for radio will be live sports rights as commercial stations boom
I am pretty certain that newspapers today don’t determine the outcome of elections or referendums.
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'We love competition': Readly chief exec welcomes Apple's expected arrival into digital subscription market
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News diary 25-31 March: PM to hold Brexit talks with Corbyn and EU Parliament votes on 'link tax' laws
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Anger at tabloid coverage of the Christchurch mosque massacre is misplaced
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Campaign to promote importance of local journalism rebranded as Journalism Matters
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Anger at tabloid coverage of the Christchurch mosque massacre is misplaced 
Telegraph's Kate McCann joins Sky News politics team as Sky's Beth Rigby promoted to deputy political editor 
John Inverdale predicts next 'battleground' for radio will be live sports rights as commercial stations boom 
Daily Mirror changes splash headline describing mosque killer as 'angelic boy' 
Byline team to rebrand and launch print title for subscribers in telling stories others 'have ignored'
Byline team to rebrand and launch print title for subscribers in telling stories others 'have ignored'
March 22, 2019
The team behind crowdfunded website Byline is set to launch a new online venture and print... Read more
Media groups back call for UN convention on safety of journalists after rise in killings
March 21, 2019
International media groups have supported calls for the United Nations to adopt a convention on the... Read more
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Winkball comes to the rescue of struggling publishers with Touch TV
March 20, 2019
Dr James Ohene-Djan (pictured) is a senior lecturer at Goldsmiths University and managing director... Read more
BBC director Lord Hall says 'mainstream media' has become 'term of abuse' in wider assault on free expression
March 21, 2019
The phrase "mainstream media" has become a "term of abuse" and part of a wider assault on freedom... Read more
Regional publishers team up to develop local news podcasts backed by Google money
March 21, 2019
Two of the UK’s biggest regional news publishers have teamed up to develop local news podcasts... Read more
Newsquest wins Google money to help public submit 'ready-for-publication' content to local newsrooms
March 21, 2019
Newsquest has won €398,000 (£345,165) in funding from Google to develop a tool to help members... Read more
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George Osborne says press influence on Brexit vote 'overstated' and warns against using public money to sustain newspapers
Evening Standard editor and former Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne used this year's Hugh... Read more -
'We're making a difference': BBC-funded local democracy reporters speak candidly about first year of scheme to fill news gaps
Reporters hired under a BBC-funded scheme to fill the gaps in news coverage of local authorities... Read more -
Judge to issue new guidelines on challenging reporting restrictions in family courts after journalist's appeal win
A senior judge will issue new guidelines for journalists who want to overturn reporting... Read more -
'Fake news' inquiry: MPs call for new ethics code for social media firms overseen by regulator able to issue large fines
In tackling the threat of so-called “fake news” and disinformation, MPs recommend establishing... Read more
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Press Gazette applauds Cairncross Review plan to protect news publishers from Google and Facebook dominance
Review: A Private War (Marie Colvin biopic)
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