August 17, 2018
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Latest News
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Trump calls media the 'opposition party' in tweets after hundreds of newspapers write editorials defending free press
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News diary 20-26 August: UN Security Council to discuss threats from terror attacks and teenagers find out GCSE results
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Women's magazine ABCs: Hello! titles see biggest circulation climb as Cosmopolitan and Marie Claire hardest hit
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The Atlantic poaches New York Times journalist Prashant Rao to fill global editor role
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National newspaper ABCs: Free Metro only UK paper to see circulation growth in July 
Jewish News foreign editor takes leave after criticising paper's coverage of Labour anti-Semitism row in Canary interview 
News magazine ABCs: The Week Junior is biggest circulation climber but The Week is largest loser 
Sun says it 'will not be silenced' by Sir Cliff privacy ruling and will 'accept consequences in court' of reporting police probes 
Times readers will be able to see when 'favourite journalists' are online in comment section upgrade
City AM making 'good progress' on fixing fault behind three-day website outage
August 17, 2018
City AM bosses say they have identified the fault that has left readers unable to access the... Read more
Labour makes accuracy complaint to IPSO over Jeremy Corbyn wreath-laying coverage in six national newspapers
August 17, 2018
The Labour Party is pursuing a formal complaint against several national newspapers over their... Read more
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News in the 'experience economy': Businesses need events to stay relevant in 2018
August 13, 2018
Dr James Ohene-Djan is a senior lecturer at Goldsmiths University and managing director of... Read more
BBC's Tony Hall to deliver first annual lecture named in honour of former Society of Editors head Bob Satchwell
August 17, 2018
BBC director general Tony Hall will deliver this year’s inaugural Satchwell Lecture, named in... Read more
New Malaysian government repeals law banning 'fake news'
August 17, 2018
Malaysia's new government has repealed a widely criticised law prohibiting "fake news", in a move... Read more
Men's magazine ABCs: Men's Health in double-digit drop as free Shortlist holds firm
August 16, 2018
Men's Health has recorded the biggest circulation drop across the men's magazine market, with only... Read more
Editor's Pick
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British Journalism Awards for Specialist Media 2018: Full shortlist for inaugural awards revealed
Press Gazette is proud to announce the finalists for the first British Journalism Awards for... Read more -
British Journalism Awards for Specialist Media now open for entries at early bird rate
Press Gazette has launched a new set of awards aimed at journalists who work in specialist... Read more -
UK advertising spend grew to record £22bn in 2017 as Duopoly prosper and newsbrands are squeezed
Total advertising spend in the UK grew by 4.6 per cent to a record £22.2bn last year, but the... Read more -
Intern suing Monocle for unpaid wages leaks 'extreme' handbook given as guide to working for high-end publisher
An intern who is preparing to sue Monocle over unpaid wages has revealed the “extreme” 18-page... Read more
Comment/Analysis
The day the Fleet Street lunch died
BBC must appeal Sir Cliff ruling on behalf of UK media or help bring about new ice age for journalism
Paul Dacre will be judged by history over paper's role in securing UK exit from the EU
The new regime: GDPR and journalism