Comment/Analysis

June 15, 2018

Behind closed doors: Are councils routinely abandoning meetings because of public dissent - or is it just Lambeth?

June 7, 2018

Paul Dacre will be judged by history over paper's role in securing UK exit from the EU

June 6, 2018

Independent publishers are getting left behind as 'big beasts' use latest tech tools to 'game' online platforms

June 1, 2018

The new regime: GDPR and journalism

May 29, 2018

Revival out of revolution: The rise of the sponsored news report

May 17, 2018

Newspapers are in a 'daily fight against fake news' and IPSO mark shows which side they're on

April 10, 2018

Defendants should not be gleeful at prospect of Supreme Court allowing appeal on defamation test in Lachaux case

March 22, 2018

James Harding's Hugh Cudlipp Lecture: Technology vs Democracy

March 21, 2018

Reporting death: A reflection of a society that cares or needless bothering of bereaved families?

March 14, 2018

Government's press review panel needs to find 'another seat at the table' for journalists who actually fill pages

March 2, 2018

Tweet in haste, repent at leisure: When journalists can be liable for what others have published

March 2, 2018

Max Mosley's long fight with the British press: He has a lost a battle but he could still win the war

February 15, 2018

Max Mosley: Newspapers' repeated references to orgy story are attempt to 'smear me and Impress by association'

February 9, 2018

Trinity Mirror buys Express Newspapers: What the deal means for plurality and why hacking scandal won't stop it

January 25, 2018

British Journalism Awards video: Finally an uplifting film about the exploits of the UK press

January 12, 2018

The Post review: More publishing than reporting drama but a great and timely film

January 9, 2018

Alan Rusbridger on Peter Preston: 'He personified the Guardian character and values'

December 20, 2017

Comment: Could secret of Mail Online's success be that it is investing in journalism and pays more for stories than other sites?

December 12, 2017

Roy Greenslade: Why Snooper's Charter, Data Protection Act and Section 40 all threaten UK's status as bastion of press freedom

November 30, 2017

Cutbacks at Buzzfeed are another sign that digital ecosystem dominated by Google and Facebook is broken