The Government confirmed in Parliament that it will engage in ongoing dialogue with the NMA on journalistic protections in the Investigatory Powers Bill. This was in response to the latest probing amendments tabled by Labour and SNP in respect...

The News Media Association has published guidance for members on the spending limits during the European Union referendum period, which began on 14 April and will finish on 23 June. The guidance is available on the legal resources section of...

News Corporation has filed a formal complaint with the European Commission alleging abuse of its dominance in the search business. At the same time, Europe’s competition regulator has highlighted her concerns about the technology giant’s contracts with phone makers that...

EurActiv, a publisher of EU policy news on with teams in 12 European capitals, is seeking media partners in the UK with whom to exchange editorial content, free of charge. EurActiv has content-exchange partnerships with a growing number of media...

News Media Europe, the organisation representing and promoting the interests of the modern European news media industry, has welcomed the announcement by the European Commission to present by the end of 2016, a legislative proposal to modernise and simplify...

The News Media Association is meeting Security Minister John Hayes again today to discuss the Investigatory Powers Bill. The NMA wants effective protection for journalistic activities and journalistic sources written into the Bill. This includes prior notice, inter partes...

Mail Newspapers has announced the appointment of Ken Macpherson as its first head of consumer data and insight. Mr Macpherson joins from the Telegraph Media Group, where he has been its director of data for the last five years. Reporting...

Seventeen member companies of the Newspaper Association of America have sent a letter to ad blocker Brave Software notifying the company that its plan to replace publishers' ads on the publishers' own websites and mobile applications with Brave's own advertising...

Lord Black of Brentwood told journalists from across the Commonwealth that attempts to introduce state oversight of the press in the UK through a Royal Charter had  “brought shame on a country” regarded by journalists as a “beacon of...