A cross-party deal for a new press regulator underpinned by statute has been reached this morning after Labour said reopened talks had ended with a workable agreement that could be put to MPs.
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Lloyd Embley, editor of the Mirror titles, and Benedict Brogan, the Daily Telegraph’s deputy editor, were interviewed in front of a packed audience at ISBA’s 2013 conference on Wednesday to discuss the evolving business models of newsbrands in a digital age.
Trinity Mirror’s preliminary results for the year ended 30 December 2012 show revenues fell by £54.2 million, blamed, in part, on the launch of the Sun Sunday in February 2012.
In the scrum of attention that has surrounded the trial and imprisonment of Chris Huhne, slightly less attention has been given to the fact that this has been a media story throughout and there are even lessons in crisis management for the PR industry, says Raymond Snoddy . We also now know that it was a story that might never have even seen the light of day…
The Telegraph Group has announced that it will be cutting print jobs to make room for new digital roles as it merges its titles into a seven-day operation.
The latest ABC newspaper figures show that the national daily market was down in February, -2.9% period on period, with only the ‘i’ experiencing any growth at all – up 1.4% on January and up 12.8% year on year.
The premier awards for British journalism were handed out at a glittering ceremony at the Lancaster London Hotel last night with The Times dominating the main accolades of the evening.
The latest ABC results for the July – December 2012 period have revealed that both the regional media groups and print titles are down, with few seeing any growth at all – but online is looking healthy.
The Media Scotland account will continue to be run out of Media Vision in Edinburgh, while management of the remaining national and regional brands will be run from Carat’s office in Manchester.
It’s not often that people earn praise before they have actually turned up for a new job. But Tony Hall, the BBC’s incoming director-general, has already played a blinder while still sitting in the Royal Opera House. By Raymond Snoddy.