Tributes have been paid to Robin Burgess, the former chief executive of CN Group, who died last week. A former Newspaper Society president, Robin died aged 68 at his home in Scaleby, Cumbria, from cancer. Robin leaves a wife Alex...

 The Government has published a series of consultations on recycling and packaging, building on commitments previously announced in the Resources and Waste Strategy. The consultations concern plans to make packaging producers pay the full cost of dealing with their waste...

Culture secretary, Jeremy Wright, has written an op ed which appeared in local and regional newspapers this week, following the release of the Caircross Review Report into the sustainable future of journalism. In the piece, the Rt Hon Jeremy...

Global Brands Shun Youtube Nestlé, Walt Disney Company, Epic Games and other brands announced that they had stopped buying adverts on YouTube after their ads appeared on children’s videos where the comment sections had been hijacked by suspected paedophiles, writes...

The House of Commons Digital Culture Media and Sport Select Committee published its final report on Disinformation and ‘fake news’ on Monday. In addition to proposals for tighter controls over the tech companies, the Committee’s report called for the...

David Dinsmore, chief operating officer at News UK, is to address senior advertisers and marketers at the ISBA annual conference next month. The conference, which will provide insight into the challenges and opportunities facing advertisers, will also hear from Guardian...

Registration is open for the World News Media Congress in Glasgow in June which will look at the hostile climate facing media across the globe, with journalists in different countries facing a range of threats. “The safety of journalists is of...

Content creators across Europe including publishers, musicians, authors and film producers have joined forces to urge European legislators to improve and adopt the Copyright Directive in order to provide meaningful support to the creative sector. As well as lobbying for...

Michael Miller, News Corp Australia executive chairman, has issued a stinging attack on Google’s plans to create an audio news service accusing the tech giant of seeking to cannibalise a new growth area for news media as it did...