August 15, 2018
BBC will not appeal Sir Cliff Richard privacy ruling but asks for Government review into law on reporting criminal probes
If we ever get boring, we’ll close. The last thing I want to do is… just hang on for the sake of it
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FT chapel issues list of demands around pay and transparency with warning of 'widespread anger' among staff
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FT chief agrees to pay back six-figure pay rise after staff complaints with money to go towards 'women's development fund'
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Reporter undertook charity challenges during senior exams as NCTJ records lowest pass rate in five years
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Facebook exec dismisses claims she told media bosses Mark Zuckerburg 'doesn't care about publishers'
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Sunday Herald news editor Angela Haggerty resigns over online ‘threats and abuse’ but will continue to write columns for paper 
BBC's Kamal Ahmed says corporation needs to examine 'how we do news' as younger audiences snub 'linear news' 
Sunday Herald and Glasgow Herald editorial teams to merge in Scotland, reports claim 
Live news to broadcast on 60 screens across 15 London Underground stations thanks to new deal with TfL 
Heat magazine claims to reach 4.3m people as it publishes bumper 1,000th edition
Twitter slaps temporary ban on Infowars conspiracy theorist Alex Jones for violating rules
August 15, 2018
Twitter has temporarily banned controversial Infowars conspiracy theorist Alex Jones from posting... Read more
City AM news website downed for six hours by 'unprecedented technical issues'
August 14, 2018
City AM’s news website has been down for more than six hours today, with readers unable to access... Read more
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News in the 'experience economy': Businesses need events to stay relevant in 2018
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Live news to broadcast on 60 screens across 15 London Underground stations thanks to new deal with TfL
August 14, 2018
Commuters in London will now be able to watch live "positive" news being broadcast onto screens... Read more
Radio Times appoints Oswin Grady as publishing director
August 14, 2018
Oswin Grady has been appointed as the new publishing director of the Radio Times magazine.
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'Social first' Pink News wants to 'make waves' as it becomes first LGBT publisher on Snapchat
August 14, 2018
Pink News is still aiming to “change publishing” 13 years after first launching, the... Read more
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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
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BBC must appeal Sir Cliff ruling on behalf of UK media or help bring about new ice age for journalism
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