From high-profile resignations at the JC and to the impending Daily Telegraph sale, openness on ownership should apply to all our media.

Conservative-friendly press harp on about Labour non-scandals to their own detriment.

The battle for succession in the Murdoch family is turning out to be even more dramatic than fiction, and just as emotionally charged, with the outcome in Reno potentially affecting everyone in the media.

The Wall Street Journal, along with sibling titles Barron’s and MarketWatch, will join the UK publisher alliance.

A comparable one-fifth share of British adults describe British reporting and news as “factual” (22.5%), compared with “misleading” (20.6%), “untrustworthy” (19.4%) or “biased” (19.3%).

A positive football story, a YouTube interview, a feature on two leading women… another dramatic political front page may be incoming.

Sky Media’s client and marketing chief shares her dream Glastonbury line-up and what’s coming up in conversations with clients.

Host Ella Sagar, editor-in-chief Omar Oakes and reporter Jack Benjamin also examine topics including Origin, ITV’s BritBox sale and February’s box office.

The Sun’s managing director on why quality is more important than quantity in the digital age and the newspaper’s plans for a big year in politics and sport.  

The silence is becoming deafening as Labour holds on to a strong lead in the polls. What a different story to the Blair era.