News UK has announced plans for the launch of Times Radio, a new digital radio station in partnership between The Times, The Sunday Times and Wireless. Launching later this year, Times Radio will be available on DAB, online and via app and smart speakers. The...

Henry Faure Walker, chairman of the News Media Association, said: “The news media industry welcomed the launch of the Cairncross Review and the majority of its recommendations aimed at sustaining high quality journalism. We are encouraged by the importance...

The News Media Association has welcomed assurances from the Information Commissioner’s Office that news media will not be swept up in new age appropriate design rules which could have wreaked havoc on the industry. Responding to the publication of the...

Reach plc highlighted the climate crisis emergency by producing special issues across 25 large regional print titles and 37 news regional websites.  Titles across the UK took part, including The Birmingham Mail, Manchester Evening News, Liverpool Echo, The Chronicle -...

Lord Black of Brentwood highlighted violence against journalists across the globe and questioned the steps being taken to ensure those responsible for the violence were brought to justice in an Oral Question session at the House of Lords. As chairman...

Local and national newspaper readers across the UK supported and raised millions for charitable causes over the Christmas period. The Sunday Times’ Christmas Appeal passed £1.1M to help schools transform the lives of some of the country’s most deprived children....

The Department for Work and Pensions is running a Featurelink campaign encouraging people to plan for their retirement. The ad, and accompanying native content, is running in daily local news brands across the UK over four weeks. Featurelink is a service...

Responding to the publication of the ‘Age appropriate design: a code of practice for online services’ and the accompanying FAQs by the ICO this morning, the News Media Association said: “We welcome the fact that the code makes clear...

Culture Secretary Nicky Morgan has said the Government will respond the Cairncross Review “in the coming months” and that promoting the sustainability of high-quality journalism and public service broadcasting “is a big priority for me and my department.” Delivering the...