The Citizen in Gloucestershire reported on local football club Forest Green’s Monday fixture from the stands after the club banned the paper from the media box. The club said it was unhappy with transfer stories published by the Citizen and...

The Press Recognition Panel has launched a third public call for information running until 23 September about IMPRESS’ application for recognition. At a PRP Board meeting last week, the PRP announced it had decided to defer its decision on IMPRESS’...

Ian MacGregor, weekend editor of the Daily Telegraph is set to become the next president of the Society of Editors. He has been nominated by a unanimous vote of the Society’s board of directors. Subject to final approval at the Society's...

The Government has issued a warning to Wirral Council over plans to publish a monthly council newspaper in breach of guidelines for local authority publicity, citing the importance of creating an environment in which local media “an essential element...

The Press Recognition Panel has decided to defer its decision on IMPRESS’ application for recognition to allow a third call for information to take place following concerns about process raised by the News Media Association and other industry bodies. Campaigning...

i has delivered a fourth consecutive month of growth under Johnston Press ownership, according to latest ABC figures released today. Circulation has increased from 294,223 to 297,453 for July, representing a 7.7 per cent year-on-year increase for the same period in...

News Media Europe has called for a “clear exemption” for both news and current affairs media from any possible application of the Audiovisual Media Service Directive in order to protect press freedom.  In a position paper on the directive, NME...

There is evidence to suggest that national advertisers have gone too far in “throwing the newspaper out with the bathwater” and that the pendulum has swung too far away from print, according to an article in Campaign. Quoting senior media...

A one-off late night edition of the London Evening Standard to celebrate the opening of the 24-hour service on the tube will be published tomorrow, with Vodafone the exclusive commercial partner. To promote the edition, a multi-platform marketing campaign has...