Today, regional and local weekly news brands will run the “All in, all together”  copy “Stay at home for the NHS, your family, your neighbours, your nation the world and life itself” as a cover wrap and online homepage...

The UK has dropped two places to 35th out of 180 countries in the Reporters Without Borders’ 2020 World Press Freedom Index. The RSF noted that a number of domestic concerns undermined the UK’s international leadership role and resulted in...

Australia has announced that it is set to force Facebook and Google to share their advertising revenue with local publishers. Reuters reported that Australia’s treasurer, Josh Frydenberg, said the move followed after talks with Facebook and Alphabet failed to produce...

Australia has announced that it is set to force Facebook and Google to share their advertising revenue with local publishers. Reuters reported that Australia’s treasurer, Josh Frydenberg, said the move followed after talks with Facebook and Alphabet failed to produce...

The Electoral Commission has called for an end to misleading campaign techniques which it states risks undermining voters’ trust in its report examining the administration of the 2019 General Election. The report notes that: “during the election period, voters raised...

Oliver Dowden has urged the public to buy newspapers which are providing a “vital public service” by providing the public with access to trusted and accurate information during the coronavirus outbreak. In a piece for The Times, the Culture Secretary...

The Government and the newspaper industry have formed a three-month advertising partnership to help keep the public safe and the nation united throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. The “All in, all together” campaign idea was developed by the newspaper industry as...

The tech giants are flourishing in the coronavirus crisis as more business goes online and should not be allowed to avoid paying their fair share of taxes, The Times has said. In a leader this week, The Times said that...

Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism released a report yesterday, examining attitudes to news and information during the Coronavirus outbreak, which found that news organisations are over four times more trustworthy than social media. The report, Navigating the ‘Infodemic’:...