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Times editor says digital subs now cover cost of 700-strong newsroom
Times editor Tony Gallagher has revealed revenue from digital subscribers is now more than covering the cost of the combined Times and Sunday Times newsrooms. The Times and Sunday Times had 659,000...
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Lisa Nandy ‘really concerned’ by lack of complaints upheld by IPSO
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has said she is “really concerned” about the efficacy of press regulator IPSO. Speaking at the Society of Editors Future of News Conference in London on Tuesday, Nandy...
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‘Tough love’: Reuters Institute chief says news industry has ‘lost way’ with...
The acting director of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism has warned that news publishers “have lost our way, as an industry, with our audience”. Mitali Mukherjee told the Society of...
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Newsquest now employing 36 ‘AI-assisted reporters’
Regional publishing giant Newsquest now employs 36 “AI-assisted” reporters across its titles, its editorial development director has said. Toby Granville revealed the figure, up from seven at the end...
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Southport knife attack misinformation due to police PR secrecy say crime...
Top crime journalists have welcomed recent changes in the relationship between the press and the police but said practical improvements around transparency “need to go faster”. And they said that...
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Failure to tackle online abuse of journalists could prove fatal, editors warned
Failure to tackle the online abuse of journalists before it’s too late could lead to someone being killed, two high-profile names have warned. News organisations were told they must not wait for a...
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Covering second Trump presidency ‘much more difficult’ says NYT’s Mark Landler
Former New York Times White House Correspondent Mark Landler has said there are “considerably greater” challenges covering the second Trump administration compared with his first. Speaking at the...
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Secrecy around UK gun police threatens open justice say editors and reporters
The Society of Editors and the Crime Reporters Association have warned that plans to introduce a presumption of anonymity for firearms officers facing criminal trial represents “a significant...
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‘Pick up the phone’ is one of 26 fixes offered to police by Crime Reporters...
Three journalism organisations have proposed a list of 26 recommendations they say will help fix the “broken” relationship between police and the media. The recommendations – which have been drawn up...
View ArticleIan Hislop on journalism, ‘privilege’ of editing and why he is committed to...
Private Eye editor Ian Hislop has told the Society of Editors that print is “still kicking” as he accepted a fellowship of the organisation. Speaking at a reception following the Society’s 25th...
View ArticleNew transparency board to ‘modernise’ open justice
A new transparency and open justice board will ensure a modernised and accessible justice system that “takes proper account of wider societal changes”, the Lady Chief Justice Baroness Carr has...
View ArticleRishi Sunak: OK if I clash with the media as ‘I know how important your role is’
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has told a room full of journalists it is okay if they “clash” with the Government as he highlighted the importance of media freedom in the UK and around the world. Sunak...
View ArticleGovernment-led task force launched to protect journalism from SLAPPs
The UK Government is launching a task force to crack down on the growing number of SLAPP legal cases designed to intimidate journalists in the UK. SLAPP stands for strategic litigation against public...
View ArticleClive Myrie blasts ‘appalling’ Fox News lawsuit revelations in speech...
BBC News presenter Clive Myrie has decried “appalling” revelations from the Dominion lawsuit against Fox News in a speech defending freedom of the press. Describing “the powerful” and political...
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Guardian and Daily Mail editors unite to demand action over legal bullying of...
National newspaper editors from across the political spectrum have urged the UK Government to crack down on intimidating legal tactics known as SLAPPs. SLAPPs, which stands for Strategic Lawsuits...
View ArticleSeven ways to fix the news from the BBC’s Ros Atkins
BBC News presenter Ros Atkins has said that change in the news industry is a “necessity” if it wants to survive because “news is not a given in people’s lives” anymore. He also revealed he spent a day...
View ArticleOnline Safety Bill fails to protect journalists’ freedom of speech, MPs and...
The Online Safety Bill fails to protect journalistic freedom of speech as it risks letting tech giants use automated algorithms to accidentally take down reporting, a parliamentary report has warned....
View ArticleSociety of Editors ‘determined to lead from the front’ on diversity, says new...
The new leader of the Society of Editors has told journalists of colour who complained about its public statements on diversity that it is “determined to lead from the front” to make UK newsrooms more...
View ArticleSociety of Editors to meet diversity campaigners as new open letter condemns...
Update 26 July: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have spoken out in support of the journalists calling for better action on diversity from the Society of Editors. Through their Archewell Foundation,...
View ArticleEleanor Mills resigns from Society of Editors board and condemns ‘structural...
Former Sunday Times editorial director Eleanor Mills has resigned from the Society of Editors board in protest at the body’s handling of a row around bigotry in the media. The body’s executive director...
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