User generated content such as comments added to online articles have always divided opinion. At worst, online comments are nothing more than abusive rants and incoherent spam. Occasionally, comments are (often unintentionally) very funny. TV Comedian ...

The Fight Inequality Alliance is a coalition of leading national and international non-profit organisations, fighting to combat the ever disparate income levels between richest and poorest. Today, it has taken over the official hashtag for ...

2016 was a big year for us at Vuelio! We launched a new website with a clean design and intuitive navigation, allowing visitors to find the information they’re looking for much faster, and it was ...

Want to kick-start 2017 with a product that will make all the difference to your PR? Join us on January 31st at 11am to learn about the software most successful PRs use to get their story heard by key influencers and ...

It’s fair to say, the EU isn’t very popular with the majority of the British press but that might change very soon thanks to a new proposal in the EU’s forthcoming ePrivacy Directive. The Directive ...

For a man keen to remove himself from the public glare and “get his life back”, former UKIP leader, Nigel Farage seems to be doing a better job than most of his political opponents at ...

Future Publishing has secured the future of hard rock and heavy metal magazines Metal Hammer, Classic Rock and Prog Magazine following the collapse of their publisher TeamRock days before Christmas. Future has paid £800,000 for ...

Trinity Mirror has re-opened talks to acquire The Express and Star newspapers from media mogul Richard Desmond’s Northern & Shell publishing group. Confirming the talks, a spokesperson for Trinity Mirror told journalists: “The board of Trinity ...

Amazon already pretty much owns the online retail sector, it’s Kindle devices have impacted on the traditional book publishing industry and Amazon Prime is creating a real storm in the world of TV and the ...

According to new research by Nielsen, in 2016 cosmetic sales were up more than a £1 million a week, with sales of make-up hitting a high of £887 million last year. It is believed that cut-price ...

Last year our research showed that female bloggers dominated lifestyle categories whereas food, travel, tech and gaming were the most prominent themes for men. However, in recent years there has also been a steady increase of ...

According to Dom Smales, CEO of digital talent agency Gleam Futures, vloggers are here to stay. Speaking to the Independent Dom said that Youtubers Zoella, Tanya Burr and Alfie Deyes are the modern celebrities of ...

Trump was never going to be a President who plays by the rules of the political establishment, so it should come as no surprise that he is breaking the mould when it comes to his ...

The city of Hull, like many other northern cities, has had its fair share of bad luck in recent years. So when something comes along that can potentially raise the city’s profile and demonstrate the ...

Where do you see your business in the next five to ten years? Wouldn’t it be great if a little of that investment into the future paid off today? Well it can do, if you ...

The Mirror Online has overtaken The Guardian to become the second most popular multi-platform news website according to recent Comscore data. Mirror.co.uk saw unique visitors to their site in November climb by 2 percent when ...

Yes, that’s right – we’re starting the New Year on a positive note. The newspaper industry (or at least certain sections of the newspaper industry) are in rude health and are looking forward to real ...

Cardiff University’s Centre from Community Journalism has set up a new organisation to represent the 500+ hyperlocal news publishers across the UK to bid for a share of state support. The organisation hopes to help ...

Love her or loathe her, and there really is no centre ground here, there is little doubt that former Apprentice star turned tabloid columnist and social media stocker Katie Hopkins is a big draw for ...

The way we consume media has changed dramatically over the past few years. Inky fingers and time-scheduled TV slots have been consigned to history. So why have the advertising formats that support publishers and broadcasters ...