The Commerce Commission in New Zealand has provisionally authorised the News Publishers’ Association to collectively negotiate with Meta and Google regarding the terms and conditions on which participating news media companies’ content is displayed on digital platforms operated by...

The News Media Association has issued over 900 cards to newsgatherers working in the news media industry so far this year. The number issued so far in 2022 represents a small rise on the same period last year.   Press cards...

Newsworks is set to host its first-ever ‘Festival of News’ event, which focuses on the importance of quality trusted journalism and why it matters to readers and advertisers. Editors Victoria Newton, The Sun; Alison Phillips, Mirror; Emma Tucker, The Sunday Times;...

MPs and peers have called for the legislation empowering the Digital Markets Unit to tackle the imbalance of power between the platforms and publishers to be included in the Queen's Speech following reports it will be delayed.  Last week, coordinated...

The Mail Force Refugee Appeal to raise funds for Ukrainians fleeing the war in the country has reached a landmark £10.4 million. Recipients of the funds include a huge number of Ukrainians who have fled to neighbouring countries, as well as...

Concerns around plans to move some proceedings out of open court and instead deal with them administratively posing a threat to the principle of open justice have been raised in the House of Lords. In a debate on the Judicial...

The News Media Association is among the signatories of an openDemocracy letter calling on the Information Commissioner John Edwards to do more to hold government Ministers and departments accountable. Signed by more than 110 MPs, journalists and campaigners, the letter says...

An unprecedented coalition across the UK media sector, including commercial news and magazine brands, broadcasters, radio outlets, online publishers, book and journal publishers, Channel 4, ITN and the BBC, has come together to call on Boris Johnson to take...

Plans to move some proceedings out of open court and instead deal with them administratively pose a threat to the principle of open justice, Evening Standard courts correspondent Tristan Kirk has warned. In a guest blog for the Bar Council, Mr...