The rise of fake news has increased the importance for brands to advertise on trusted news websites to avoid suffering reputational damage, new study from Reuters has found. Eighty-three per cent of people surveyed said they trusted well-known news brands...

The News Media Assocaition has highlighted concerns around openness and the public right to know about the activities of the police after the College of Policing has published the latest iteration of its Media Relations Guidance today.    The NMA responded...

Nick Hugh, who has been chief operating officer at Telegraph Media Group since January, has been appointed chief executive officer. He takes over from Murdoch MacLennan who has been chief executive since 2004.  Murdoch will be staying with TMG...

The Ofcom Adults’ Media Use and Attitudes Report released yesterday (Wednesday 14 June) demonstrates that there is a lack of awareness of sponsored advertising links on search engines plus a significant amount of people who are not aware of...

News Corp chief executive Robert Thomson has said that Google and Facebook must learn to recognise the relative value of premium content such as high quality journalism produced by news media publishers.   Delivering the opening remarks at London Tech...

The official ABC figures for May 2017 show that the UK national newspaper market enjoyed a 33 per cent year on year uplift across digital platforms, adding up to 157 million unique browsers daily, according to Newsworks analysis. In the...

Photographers have just a week left to enter the News Media Association’s Royal Rota photography competition for member publishers which aims to showcase the outstanding news media photography. Entries have been pouring in for this year’s competition ahead of the...

The results of WAN-IFRA's annual survey depict an industry that is increasingly building loyal audiences around its high-quality journalism, as the shift to reader-based revenue continues. The World Press Trends survey includes data from more than 70 countries, accounting for...

Local and national newspaper front pages this morning have reflected the diverse range of issues which have come to the fore during the general election campaign as the nation goes to the polls today to decide Britain's future.