Freelance journalists have always faced a number of challenges when it comes to being paid a fair amount for their work. In an age where news aggregation (essentially the re-writing and re-publishing of work) becomes ...

The Welsh Assembly is so concerned about the lack of press coverage it receives it has decided to recruit its own team of journalists to cover news relating to the devolved Welsh Government. According to ...

In recent years industry pros have declared that press releases are dead. Once, one of the most effective modes of PR communication, press releases have been criticised as being used to spam journalists with irrelevant ...

If you’ve ever been outraged by the Mail Online’s sidebar of shame or the questionable comments made by some of its equally questionable columnists and poured scorn on Paul Dacre and The Daily Mail, you ...

After what seems like years of speculation, The Guardian finally looks set to abandon its unique Berliner format and adopt a more standard tabloid size. Both The Telegraph and the FT have reported that The Guardian’s ...

A number of journalists across Trinity Mirror’s regional newspaper operation have expressed disgust at being forced into writing speculative articles regarding the possibility of a drive-thru Greggs bakery opening in their regions. This is despite ...

Publishers and editors of British tabloid newspapers are surely questioning their influence over the public after a sustained attack on Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour in support of a “strong and stable” Theresa May-led government failed. A ...

While there has been a lot of talk of the diminishing power of the mainstream right-wing media to swing public opinion following the recent general election, one former Conservative MP has pointed the finger of ...

Vodafone is working on a strategy to ensure its advertising does not appear alongside fake news and hate speech. The mobile telecoms giant, which reportedly spends £400 million of its annual £750 million advertising budget ...

As a rule, young people do not read newspapers. OK, this might sound like a sweeping statement but the figures don’t lie. Here are some numbers that will make editors who are desperate to breathe ...

So what went so wrong for a party which had the support of the majority of the British press and a commanding lead in the polls? OK, there are many reasons why people voted (for ...

The internet has no chill! Last night, as the results came in for the general election, Twitter was flooded with hilarious memes and gags that mocked Theresa May and the announcement that there will be a ...

The Sun has been quick to defend itself against claims that it sought to politically exploit the Manchester Arena terror attack with a front page article focusing on Jeremy Corbyn’s alleged links to the IRA. ...

The opportunity to combine SEO and PR is something that remains unexplored by many marketers, yet it has the potential to yield significant results – particularly if you’re working to a tight budget. In 2016, ...

Facebook, along with the wider social web, has faced much criticism in recent years for the spreading of “fake news”. Fake news is something that the social network has stated that it is committed to fight. ...

Magazine publisher Future has reported a staggering 375% year-on-year increase in profits, with a cool £3.8 million profit generated in the six months to March 31. Revenues have climbed by 35% to $41 million with ...

Not all heroes wear capes or actively court publicity. Some prefer to work quietly in the background keeping us all safe. Maintaining your anonymity is understandable when you are fighting international criminal gangs and stopping ...

It’s pretty clear where the majority of the UK’s “popular” press hold their political allegiances. Most of the so-called “red tops” are red only in the colour of the mastheads. So does the loyalty go ...

What can you buy for 10p these days? Very little but one newspaper editor is hoping a 10p rise in their cover price will buy them a future in journalism. The editor of The Guernsey ...

Magazine Publisher Hearst has announced it will be moving into new office space in the heart of London’s West End. The move will see all of Hearst’s titles, which include Cosmopolitan, Elle, Esquire and Inside Soap, ...