Fernando de Yarza, president of Henneo Group in Spain, has been elected vice president of the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers. Mr de Yarza, president of News Media Europe, will now form the new Presidency of WAN-IFRA until...

Ministers have agreed to look at additional protections for journalists and their sources for the new counter terrorism regime after a sustained campaign for robust measures to protect freedom of speech by the News Media Assocation. During debates on key...

Google and Facebook must be subject to a “greater level of regulatory oversight” because of their strong market position which is “at risk of creating competitive or consumer harm” and damaging news media publishers  a preliminary report from the...

The Federal Trade Commission in the United States has been accused of failing to take action against the tech giants to crack down on ad fraud. In a letter to FTC chairman Joseph Simons, US Senator Mark Warner pressed the...

In a crunch week for the publisher’s right, veteran war correspondent Sammy Ketz has explained how the measure will help protect journalism and vital reporting from war zones across the globe. In an article published this week, the AFP correspondent said...

Newspapers across the UK are encouraging readers to dig deep and support charitable causes over Christmas. The Medway Messenger is supporting its local foodbank and encouraging readers to donate non-perishable goods. Home to nearly 280,000 residents 2017 saw 5,559 people...

The 2019 anniversary listings, which have details of companies in the UK that are celebrating a significant anniversary during 2019, are now available from Local Media Works. The anniversary listings can open up lots of new advertising and promotional opportunities...

Labour, Lib Dem and SNP MPs have raised concerns about the threat to journalistic sources after the News Media Association raised concerns about new legislation granting authorities new powers to seize information. The NMA has called on Ministers, MPs and...

Media freedom has suffered a sharp decline globally with increasing intimidation of journalists, including verbal and physical attacks, a new report has found. ARTICLE 19’s XPA metric found that a global decline in freedom expression was being driven by attacks on...