March 25, 2019
Apple launches news and digital magazine subscription service with more than 300 titles
I am pretty certain that newspapers today don’t determine the outcome of elections or referendums.
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Telegraph deputy political editor Steven Swinford moves to Times
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Leicestershire Police wants to charge journalists 'nominal fee' to submit FOI requests
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Talkradio admits George Galloway shows 'crossed the line' as Ofcom threatens sanctions over impartiality breach
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US publisher continues to eye takeover of Newsquest parent company Gannett with new backing from financial investor
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Telegraph's Kate McCann joins Sky News politics team as Sky's Beth Rigby promoted to deputy political editor 
Sun pulls support for Theresa May and 'with regret' uses splash to urge PM to step down 
Robert Murat libel payout hits £600,000 
US publisher continues to eye takeover of Newsquest parent company Gannett with new backing from financial investor 
Apple launches news and digital magazine subscription service with more than 300 titles
Scottish Daily News editor who later launched chess magazine remembered on anniversary of death
March 25, 2019
This month marks the second anniversary of the barely recorded death of Nathan Goldberg in Glasgow,... Read more
Scottish junior football article wins writing award set up in honour of columnist Ian Bell
March 25, 2019
Winners of the 2019 Ian Bell new writing competition have been revealed.
Bell was a Scottish... 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
Sun pulls support for Theresa May and 'with regret' uses splash to urge PM to step down
March 25, 2019
The Sun has used its front page this morning to urge Theresa May to step down, despite the paper... Read more
'We love competition': Readly chief exec welcomes Apple's expected arrival into digital subscription market
March 22, 2019
The chief executive of digital magazine subscription service Readly has said he would “welcome”... Read more
John Inverdale predicts next 'battleground' for radio will be live sports rights as commercial stations boom
March 22, 2019
BBC broadcaster John Inverdale has said commercial sports radio could boom within the next decade... 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
Comment/Analysis
Anger at tabloid coverage of the Christchurch mosque massacre is misplaced
Making a 'deepfake': How creating our own synthetic video helped us learn to spot one
Press Gazette applauds Cairncross Review plan to protect news publishers from Google and Facebook dominance
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