Advertisers who are cutting back on newspaper advertising are less effective, according to new research. The new study, conducted by effectiveness consultancy Benchmarketing for Newsworks and covering 500 econometric models, shows that advertising with newspapers increases overall revenue return...

Members of the House of Lords from all the main political parties have called on the government to introduce robust safeguards in the Investigatory Powers Bill to enable journalists to properly protect sources.  In a debate on Monday, Lords explained...

New guidelines for police to use in dealing with journlaists will “entrench police secrecy,” the News Media Association has said.   Proposals such as suggesting off the record conversations should only happen in “exceptional circumstances” and requiring officers to...

The Maidenhead Advertiser published a Theresa May exclusive after the Conservative Party leadership contender visited the weekly newspaper’s offices for an in depth video interview.  Maidenhead MP Mrs May spoke to Advertiser editor Martin Trepte and assistant editor Nicola Hine...

The Mail on Sunday has announced that it will be increasing its cover price from £1.60 to £1.70 this weekend. The 10p increase, the first rise in over 15 months is expected to deliver an extra £6 million of revenue...

News UK chief executive Rebekah Brooks has said that advertisers want a much deeper engagement with media companies, prompting the publisher to pursue a more holistic approach to advertising sales. In an interview with Campaign, Ms Brooks explained that the...

Local and national newspapers have this morning splashed on the findings of the long-awaited Chilcot report on Britain's role in the Iraq war, focusing their coverage on former prime Minister Tony Blair, and the reaction of families of service personnel...

Local Enterprise Partnerships must be covered by local government transparency rules and the Freedom of Information Act to prevent billions of pounds of taxpayers’ money being hidden from public scrutiny, the News Media Association has said today. LEPs are to...

The selection criteria for appointing members of the Chilcot inquiry could have remained secret without the Freedom of Information Act’s robust appeals process, former Shadow Justice Secretary Andy Slaughter has warned.  Speaking in a debate on the Justice Committee’s Courts...