Newspapers & magazines
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Magazine’s record circulation numbers and success of US sketch shows prove that troubled times are boom times for satire
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Despite having covered immigration and the Dubs amendment endlessly, papers fail to note this week’s shift in policy
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Online encyclopaedia editors rule out publisher as a reference citing ‘reputation for poor fact checking and sensationalism’
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Donald Trump has accused the ‘dishonest’ press of under-reporting terrorist attacks. To counter this narrative, we must be more effective in reflecting reality
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Der Spiegel’s polarizing cover art intended as response to ‘seriously endangered’ principles of democracy and freedom of the press, editor-in-chief said
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I can’t face watching I, Daniel Blake because every day I feel complicit in a system that denigrates vulnerable people
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As in ancient human cultures, users of the social media site interact most with those who share their political views, Demos report reveals
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When the then prime minister fought the Mail’s editor Paul Dacre, he underestimated the destructive power the Eurosceptic press would draw from the Brexit vote
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Judges rule video can be viewed to help reporting on Alexander Blackman, convicted of murder of Taliban fighter
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British artist redesigns newspaper’s masthead for a one-off edition ahead of the opening of his biggest-ever exhibition at Tate Britain
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Paul Larrouturou forced out after trying to question Front National presidential candidate over ‘misspent’ EU funds
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Former prime minister pressed Lord Rothermere to ‘rein in’ editor before EU referendum
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Letters: Section 40 would uphold standards of accuracy in journalism in a way that current regulation does not
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London Evening Standard editor is to replace Jamie Angus at helm of flagship news and current affairs programme
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Falling ad revenues have spurred media companies to find new opportunities in areas such as e-commerce and events
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Culture, media and sport committee will seek a definition and investigate how BBC might help to stop spread of false stories
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The Politico website was a great US innovation, and in turbulent times, its European version is just what this continent needs
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The launch of two new-brand websites by the Washington Post and Politico’s founders hint at a youthful, hopeful future for legacy media groups in cyberspace
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The same lawyer who fought Gina Miller’s article 50 case is leading the fight against Impress. How will the Daily Mail handle that sort of contradiction?
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Two historic Greek newspapers, including Ta Nea, will cease publication, because owner Lambrakis Press Group is ‘lacking any available resources’
Peter Preston on press and broadcasting The power of the press can’t hold populism down