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Political parties have increasingly been impersonating local newspapers in their campaign materials, but should these be more regulated?

In an increasingly polarised media landscape, we must read widely, question everything, and don’t lose perspective on what really matters.

Brexit coverage has remained off the menu, even as the hospitality industry is crumbling under post-Brexit business realities.

The Telegraph looks on course to hit its bold ‘one-million subscriber’ target, but at what cost? And what will happen next, asks Axate founder Dominic Young.

London-based Jewish weekly news publication The Jewish Chronicle has become the latest publisher to join Ozone, the premium digital advertising platform built for brands by publishers.

A newspaper with a history of Conservative ownership and readership is hardly going to suddenly veer to the left, but a new, more independent owner could revisit the sins of the recent past and put them right.

Jack Benjamin, Omar Oakes and Ella Sagar are back on the podcast this week to analyse some of the industry’s biggest stories.

The Daily Mail and General Trust has confirmed its interest with Lloyds Banking Group for a potential bid for The Telegraph.

Analysis: The new show is part of a broader strategy signalled by the Mail to focus more on podcasting and short-form video content.

Media salespeople taking part in The Fishbowl interview series explain their views around if selling media in a fragmented landscape has got easier or harder.