A public vote to find the best of the news media industry’s royal photography has gone live today. Forty-eight of the best photographs from national and local newspapers, agencies and freelance photographers have been showcased for the News Media Association’s...

The News Media Association has said that professional guidance for police on media relations must not create “new barriers that entrench police secrecy.” The College of Policing is currently developing authorised professional practice on media relations and has launched a...

MailOnline's revenues in the US grew by an underlying 36 per cent year-on-year reflecting increased awareness of the brand amongst advertising buyers overseas. In a Daily Mail and General Trust half yearly financial report for the six months ending 31...

The Talking News Federation is looking to work with local newspaper publishers to meet the high demand for local news content in audio. TNF is an umbrella organisation representing over 450 local talking newspapers which are made up of volunteers...

A showcase of the best of the news media industry’s royal photography is to go live for a public vote next week. Photographs from national and local newspapers, agencies and freelance photographers have been put forward for the News Media...

The Metropolitan Police has revoked a harassment warning given to a Croydon Advertiser chief reporter Gareth Davies who was issued with a Police Information Notice in March 2014 after investigating allegations of fraud against a local woman The Met said...

The News Media Association has welcomed two victories this week in its campaign to maintain and expand the UK’s Freedom of Information laws. The Cabinet Office has confirmed that it will extend across the public sector a duty to publish...

The News Media Association has said that the BBC’s new regulatory framework must put cooperation at the heart of its guiding principles after a review of its online services said the BBC’s services must be “clearly distinguishable from the...

Journalists could face greater barriers to investigating who owns Britain if the government presses ahead with its plans to privatise the Land Registry, the News Media Association has warned. A privatised Land Registry could be removed from Freedom of Information...