Posted on 3 April 2008
Tags: National Newspapers
Journalists at the Express Newspapers in London and Preston are set to stage the first full-day strike on a national newspaper for 18 year tomorrow.
Continue ReadingPosted on 3 April 2008
Tags: Regional Newspapers
The National Union of Journalists could overturn one its most controversial motions of recent years at its Annual Delegates’ Meeting this weekend, a boycott of Israeli goods and services.
Continue ReadingPosted on 1 April 2008
Tags: Journalism
A group of rival women’s magazine editors have agreed to work together to draw up a voluntary code of practice on airbrushing and “size zero” models.
Continue ReadingPosted on 1 April 2008
Tags: Journalism
Customer publisher Publicis Blueprint is to axe a third of its staff, several magazines and is negotiating the departure of its chief executive as a part of a major overhaul at the company.
Continue ReadingPosted on 1 April 2008
Tags: Journalism
Business magazines publisher Centaur has denied the company is engaged in a strategic review but revealed that it is currently involved in a “valuation” of the business.
Continue ReadingPosted on 1 April 2008
Tags: Journalism
Former Socialist MSP Tommy Sheridan has been ditched by Edinburgh radio station Talk 107 because he was too “confrontational”.
Continue ReadingPosted on 31 March 2008
Tags: Journalism
Broadcasting regulator Ofcom has rejected a complaint by Thomas Cook over a Panorama report into the deaths of two children on a holiday booked through the travel company.
Continue ReadingPosted on 31 March 2008
Tags: Journalism
Trinity Mirror has appointed Chris Bunyan, a former director of online portal management for Virgin Media, as the new digital director for its regional titles.
Continue ReadingPosted on 31 March 2008
Tags: National Newspapers
Headless Body in Topless Bar! That’s a headline from the New York Post - renowned for its, bold, sassy and sometimes witty front pages - that will be long remembered.
Continue ReadingPosted on 31 March 2008
Tags: National Newspapers
??Newsdesks refuse to run malicious HBOS rumours as Bank of England requests cooperation
Continue ReadingPosted on 28 March 2008
Tags: Journalism
One of the biggest news stories of the last year, the disappearance of Madeline McCann, has led to an IRN award nomination for the McCann family’s local station, Leicester Sound.
Continue ReadingPosted on 28 March 2008
Tags: Journalism
The NUJ and BBC have reached a final agreement which will end the threat of strike action over possible compulsory redundancies in the latest round of cuts.
Continue ReadingPosted on 28 March 2008
Tags: Law
A judge refused to allow the media to identify a 15-year-old girl who used a mobile phone to film two friends beating a man to death in what a court heard was a “cruel and revolting attack”.
Continue ReadingPosted on 28 March 2008
Tags: Regional Newspapers
?The parent company of The Guardian is not ditching experienced print journalists in favour of web-savvy younger staff, according to the paper’s managing editor.
Continue ReadingPosted on 28 March 2008
Tags: Regional Newspapers
?A West Briton journalist was “arrested” with a four pack of beer in his hand and spent the night in a police cell as part of a well-organised plan to document what life is like on the inside.
Continue ReadingPosted on 27 March 2008
Tags: National Newspapers
Covering the US presidential election is proving too expensive for many American newspapers.
Continue ReadingPosted on 27 March 2008
Tags: National Newspapers
The NUJ has expressed concern over Express Newspapers proprietor Richard Desmond’s alleged interference in editorial matters after journalists on the papers voted to go on strike.
Continue ReadingPosted on 27 March 2008
Tags: Law
Former Socialist MSP Tommy Sheridan and his wife Gail appeared in court today charged with perjury
Continue ReadingPosted on 27 March 2008
Tags: Law
Two former members of the Jackson Five are planning to sue the Daily Star, just over a week after it printed an unprecedented front page apology to the family of missing girl Madeline McCann.
Continue ReadingPosted on 27 March 2008
Tags: Journalism
A new television network on Freeview could help fill the void in local TV left by the BBC and ITV, according to campaigners.
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