The Government has published a white paper that proposes a new regulator to oversee and enforce a ‘statutory duty of care’ by online tech companies. Enforcement includes the ability to issue ‘substantial fines’ and to ...

The European Parliament’s vote to pass new laws for copyright on the internet has been met with criticism from industry giants like Google, high-profile Youtubers, and associations including the CIPR and PRCA. ‘Memes’ and parody ...

Our third ‘couple’ in the first of our ‘blind date’ series were Anita Gryson, associate director at Relevance International and Sharron Livingston, editor at The Travel Magazine. Here’s what happened when they met for their PR ...

In the second of our ‘blind date’ series, we introduced freelance journalist, Rosie Mullender to Kate Bailey, senior account manager at Taylor Herring. Here’s what happened when they went for, a longer than expected, lunch last ...

Vuelio is passionate about strengthening the relationships between PRs and journalists, and what better way to bring people together than over good food and great conversation. We set up ‘blind dates’ between PRs and journalists ...

The Cairncross Review details the findings of the investigation into the sustainability of journalism. The Review makes nine recommendations from a code of conduct to ‘rebalance’ the relationship between online platforms and publishers, to an ...

Yesterday, Zoe Ball presented her first Radio 2 breakfast show after taking over from Chris Evans. From next week, Ball will be up against Evans – presenter of the show for nine years – when ...

The reviews are in for Fiona Bruce’s first episode of Question Time, which aired last week. Fiona Bruce took over from David Dimbleby following his departure at the end of 2018 after 25 years of ...

With 29 March and the Brexit deadline fast approaching, there’s never been a more exciting time to cover politics – but with the media in rapid flux, who really sets the agenda? Vuelio has curated ...

The BBC has appointed Ben Hunte as the first LGBT correspondent in its history. Ben will report on the stories, issues and debates surrounding sexuality and gender, and focus on providing insight and analysis on ...

Shortlist Media has rebranded as the Stylist Group following the closure of Shortlist magazine at the end of last year. Stylist will continue to be published, while the Shortlist website will live on as a ...

PRs spend lots of time pitching to journalists in the hopes that it will lead to coverage. But wouldn’t it be easier if we knew exactly what journalists wanted, when they wanted it?  Our latest ...

It was a great evening for the FT at the British Journalism Awards, which scooped the top award, News Provider of the Year, alongside three other awards – the most for any newspaper. The outlet ...

There are more than 1,000 local media titles in the UK read by 42 million adults. Trust in these publications is high – according to a YouGov study, they’re the most trusted source for local ...

WhatsApp is increasingly being used by news outlets to share content. The Reuters Digital News Report 2018 revealed another year-on-year increase in WhatsApp being used for news across the world. This report also found that ...

From January 2019, Facebook will be facilitating the recruitment of paid trainee journalists as part of its Community News Project. The social network has pledged £4.5 million for the project as a donation to National ...

Tortoise is the new publishing venture from James Harding, Katie Vanneck-Smith and Matthew Barzun, which aims to disrupt current journalism models with a focus on ‘slow news’. Backed by private investors and a very healthy ...

Jess Austin was recently appointed communities producer at Metro. We caught up with Jess to find out how she is getting on in her new role, why it’s important to provide a platform for people’s voices ...

We recently spoke to Aaron Mark, a fashion stylist and editor-in-chief at the recently launched Boyfriend Magazine. Aaron discusses the motivation behind launching the magazine, what sets it apart from other fashion magazines, why no ...

Silly season is the period in August when Parliament is on Summer Recess, many people are on holiday and less serious stories fill up the news agenda. While some items may be frivolous, silly season ...