Trump was never going to be a President who plays by the rules of the political establishment, so it should come as no surprise that he is breaking the mould when it comes to his ...

The city of Hull, like many other northern cities, has had its fair share of bad luck in recent years. So when something comes along that can potentially raise the city’s profile and demonstrate the ...

Where do you see your business in the next five to ten years? Wouldn’t it be great if a little of that investment into the future paid off today? Well it can do, if you ...

The Mirror Online has overtaken The Guardian to become the second most popular multi-platform news website according to recent Comscore data. Mirror.co.uk saw unique visitors to their site in November climb by 2 percent when ...

Yes, that’s right – we’re starting the New Year on a positive note. The newspaper industry (or at least certain sections of the newspaper industry) are in rude health and are looking forward to real ...

Cardiff University’s Centre from Community Journalism has set up a new organisation to represent the 500+ hyperlocal news publishers across the UK to bid for a share of state support. The organisation hopes to help ...

Love her or loathe her, and there really is no centre ground here, there is little doubt that former Apprentice star turned tabloid columnist and social media stocker Katie Hopkins is a big draw for ...

The way we consume media has changed dramatically over the past few years. Inky fingers and time-scheduled TV slots have been consigned to history. So why have the advertising formats that support publishers and broadcasters ...

A crowdfunding campaign has raised more than £43,000 for journalists left jobless after music magazine publisher Team Rock fell into administration. According to media reports, 73 staff were sent home with no pay days before ...

In a media landscape dominated by publishers which lean to the right, you’d be forgiven for thinking that perhaps more liberal and left-wing publications are a dying breed. Jason Cawley, editor at The New Statesman, will ...

With the current state of the print news market and, in particular, the downward spiral suffered by many local and regional publishers, you’d think the role of the journalist was in decline. You’d be wrong. ...

As we come to the close of the year, we look at some of the best PR stunts and campaigns, ranging from the John Lewis Christmas advert, Donald Trump pizzas by Pizza Express, right the ...

Many of the UK’s predominately pro-leave newspaper publishers were quick to pour scorn on “experts” and politicians who suggested that a vote for Brexit could increase prices for British consumers. But in a cruel twist ...

Newspaper publishers and lovers of tangible reading material will no doubt be following the news about vinyl records outselling digital downloads and hoping for a similar resurgence in their fortunes. However, if the newspaper industry believes ...

The British public trust politicians and estate agents more than they trust journalists at mid-market and tabloid newspapers to tell the truth according to a recent survey conducted by YouGov. The survey revealed that only 7 ...

Alan Moore, the famous comic book writer might be better known for his work with superheroes like Batman and Superman but, like many of his characters, he has a secret past. Moore started his career ...

Journalists at Buzzfeed are in the process of forming a Union Chapel with around 80 editorial staff in their London office asking for representation under the National Union of Journalists (NUJ). While the NUJ insist that ...

As the lines between PR, marketing, customer services and sales continue to blur, it’s never been more important for PR professionals to accurately monitor and measure the success of their campaigns and activities.  Today we ...

Ed Leake is the Managing Director of Midas Media. Named one of the “top 5 rising stars” in the annual PPC Hero edition and one of the top 25 industry experts of 2016, Ed is one of ...

In a move described by The National Union of Journalists as “an insult”, Newsquest has invited readers to write and submit their own news stories for publication in a number of South London titles. The invitation, ...