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US Espionage Act prosecutions jump under Trump, Assange extradition trial hears
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Digital subscriber growth boosts profits at Telegraph in 2019, full-year results show
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Agency reporter overturns reporting restrictions covering teen knife attacker who posted on Facebook
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Guardian journalists pass motion against 'panicked' job cuts that 'undermine' good employer claim
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Peter Oborne on Julian Assange: Future generations of journalists will not forgive us if we do not fight extradition
Guardian journalists pass motion against 'panicked' job cuts that 'undermine' good employer claim
Digital subscriber growth boosts profits at Telegraph in 2019, full-year results show
Poll: Six in ten want UK Government to intervene in Assange extradition case
Australian documents reveal how News Corp, Mail and other publishers plan to battle tech giants on global scale
Australian documents reveal how News Corp, Mail and other publishers plan to battle tech giants on global scale
September 17, 2020
News Corp has accused Google of misleading Australian regulators as it seeks to avoid paying... Read more
Poll: Six in ten want UK Government to intervene in Assange extradition case
September 17, 2020
Almost six in ten Press Gazette readers who responded to a recent poll think the UK Government... Read more
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British Journalism Awards 2020: Just two weeks left to get your entry in
September 14, 2020
The British Journalism Awards 2020 are now open for entries, with this year's event to be held... Read more
New research finds dearth of women and BAME voices on front pages and in prime time news coverage
September 16, 2020
The UK’s 11 biggest newspapers failed to feature a single bylined black journalist on their front... Read more
US informants not harmed by Wikileaks releases, Assange extradition trial told
September 16, 2020
Hundreds of thousands of leaked documents published by Wikileaks caused no harm to US informants,... Read more
Pamco: UK national news websites see Covid-19 audience fatigue but strong year-on-year growth continues
September 16, 2020
National newspaper brands lost 3m daily digital readers in the second quarter of 2020 after... Read more
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British Journalism Awards 2020: Just two weeks left to get your entry in
The British Journalism Awards 2020 are now open for entries, with this year's event to be held... Read more -
'Challenging power is at the heart of this': What it takes to win a British Journalism Award
With three weeks to go until the closing date for the 2020 British Journalism Awards, judges have... Read more -
Coronavirus and the news industry: Everything you need to know
The coronavirus pandemic presents the greatest threat to the global news industry since the 2008... Read more -
Why proposals for US-style TV news channel could be 'lucrative' despite 'stagnating' TV ad market
Plans for a Fox News style TV channel in the UK could find a tougher market than its US counterpart... Read more
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Peter Oborne on Julian Assange: Future generations of journalists will not forgive us if we do not fight extradition
TikTok: Why publishers need to start taking it seriously
Epic battle lies ahead for news publishers to get a fair revenue share from tech platforms
Google's battle with Australian news industry: Search giant is 'trying to gaslight users because it doesn't want to pay for news'