The shortlist for the News Media Association’s Royal Rota photography competition is published today after a public vote to find the royal photography in the news media industry. Thousands of votes were cast in the weeklong public vote to find...

The News Media Association has said it will continue to press for vital journalistic protections in the Investigatory Powers Bill following House of Commons debates on the draft legislation earlier this week. Santha Rasaiah, NMA legal, policy and regulatory affairs...

The Sun has relaunched its website with a new bolder, bigger and brighter design. As well as hundreds of stories, the new website contains more pictures and video and has been optimised for mobile. It also features recommendations for different stories...

Local news media has an “incredible reach” of 40 million people each week and commands a level of trust which is unrivalled by other media, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said this week. Speaking at a Newspaper Conference lunch on Tuesday,...

A new national newspaper called 24 giving a northern slant on the big national and international news stories will be launched on 20 June by the CN Group. Priced at 40p, 24 will be distributed across an area spanning Preston to...

IMPRESS has failed to overcome fundamental flaws in its application for recognition by the Press Recognition Panel such as its lack of support from the press and its dependency on funding from a single rich donor Max Mosley, the...

The Scottish newspaper industry is worth up to £1 billion a year to the Scottish economy, according to a new independent economic impact survey. Carried out on behalf of the Scottish Newspaper Society by Edinburgh-based Optimal Economics, the study shows...

The Newspaper Association of America  has filed a complaint and request for investigation with the Federal Trade Commission alleging that certain ad blocking technologies and related services violate Section 5 of the FTC Act as unfair and deceptive trade...

There is bias in media agencies against print but the pendulum will inevitably swing back in its favour because of the huge influence of print, writes chief revenue officer at Trinity Mirror Solutions James Wildman  in a piece for...