A newspaper’s credibility is built on its editorial integratory. Every editor worth their salt should (and most do to a certain degree) insist on a clear division between editorial content and paid advertising. However, in ...

You’ve got your corporate online media centre up and running, but traffic still isn’t coming to your site. We’ve put together a checklist of essential items to help optimise your online media centre. 1. Easily accessible ...

The ongoing decline in the consumption of printed newspapers and rise in mobile news consumption has seen the traditional press release continue to take a back-seat as journalists turn to more engaging visual content when ...

Jeff Henry, CEO of newspaper publishing group Archant, suggests the company’s size is partly responsible for the success of their recently launched The New European title. In an interview with The Drum Henry said: “If you ...

The Guardian is to cut back on its weekly print media coverage as part of ongoing cost savings operations. The cuts will see Monday’s dedicated media section reduced down from two pages to one. A ...

24, the recently launched “national” title for the north is to close after just one month according to reports in The Press Gazette.   The title, publish by CN Group and operated by a skeleton ...

With less than two weeks to go before the start of the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, sports fans around the world are getting ready to cheer on their nations’ athletes. While the games will be ...

Exaro, the investigative journalism site, has closed down just one week after a new management team was installed and insisting that it was very much open for business. The Covent Garden based online publication was ...

Press regulator IPSO is reviewing its rules regarding its global remit following recent claims that a Mail Online story about Hollywood actor, Tom Cruise, was inaccurate. Editors at the Mail Online refused defend the story, stating ...

The news that Fleet Street will be saying goodbye to its last connection with journalism will no doubt moisten the eye of even the most cynical hack who once called the famous London street his ...

Television news broadcasters have embraced recent changes to Facebook’s newsfeed algorithms and are investing additional resources into new services like Facebook Live. Facebook announced earlier in the year, that changes to their algorithms would prioritise the ...

It’s been one hundred and twenty-seven years since the first edition of National Geographic was published. Over the years the iconic magazine has championed issues such as chemical pollution, deforestation, global warming, endangered species as ...

Time Inc has announced it is to cease publication of two monthly cycling magazines and pour additional resources into its flagship cycling publication Cycling Weekly. Cycling Active and Cycling Sport are to be closed, with ...

According to the Telegraph between 10.00 and 1.00 this Wednesday a total of 1,278,744 tweets mentioned the terms Chilcot, Blair or Iraq War – with a total of more than 26m words as illustrated in the ...

Rival newspaper publishers are in talks to consolidate their advertising sales operations according to a recent report in Campaign. Making it easier to negotiate and buy advertising space across a wide range of national and ...

According to a new study by performance marketing firm affilinet, sixteen per cent of its respondents were influenced on a weekly basis by social media and another eleven per cent on a monthly basis. In relation to influencer ...

Brexit was good news for the newspaper industry with every major news title reporting bumper increases in circulation and web traffic in the days following the referendum. And as the story is set to roll ...

The referendum is over, and whatever your opinion of the outcome, there are few people who would say that the campaign has been a victory for informed debate. Both the Leave and Remain campaigns came ...

The Guardian has done pretty well out of its pro-European coverage of Brexit. It seems huge swaths of the 48% are turning to its website to try and make sense of “the greatest political crisis ...

In an age when print media is often seen playing catch-up with their more agile, digital competitors, the UK’s regional press proved that “old school” media can still react to a major news event and ...