Tickets are still available for the inaugural Satchwell Lecture at which BBC director general Tony Hall will speak about the press freedom issues affecting UK media.  Organised by the Society of Editors, the lecture will be delivered at the event...

Theresa May has launched her longstanding annual competition with the Maidenhead Advertiser for children to design the Prime Minister’s official Christmas card. The annual competition has run for around 20 years and was launched by the Maidenhead Advertiser shortly after...

A fair and equitable content licence fee agreement would ensure that news media publishers are appropriately rewarded for the use of their content by the tech giants, safeguarding the future of independent journalism which underpins our democracy, the News...

The Advertising Standards Authority is running an ad campaign to raise awareness among the general public that the advertising industry is regulated, and of the role of the ASA in the regime. The ads are available for News Media Association...

Social media is the most harmful online environment with 71 per cent of those who had experienced harm online through interaction with other internet users naming social media as the place where it had taken place, according to Ofcom. According...

Chancellor Philip Hammond has launched a review into a competition in the digital economy saying that people are concerned the tech giants “could be accumulating too much power in our new digital world.” The first meeting of an independent panel...

The shortlist for the Local Media Works Awards which celebrates local media’s ability to connect national brands with local communities has been announced today. The shortlisted agencies, which were picked by a judging panel chaired by chairman of MiQ and Medialab...

The News Media Association today announces the appointment of Tracy De Groose as executive chair of Newsworks, the marketing arm of the national news brands. Reporting to NMA chairman David Dinsmore, De Groose brings years of senior experience as...

MEPs have voted decisively this week to introduce new measures which will strengthen news media publishers’ ability to protect their investment in journalism in the digital environment. The European Parliament backed the publishers’ right when MEPS voted 438 in favour...