Family-owned Tindle Newspapers, a UK pioneer of hyperlocal publishing, has been sold to another family partnership, four years after its founder died aged 95. The story goes...

Family-owned Tindle Newspapers, a UK pioneer of hyperlocal publishing, has been sold to another family partnership, four years after its founder died aged 95. The story goes...

Keen to establish its creds with a younger market, Australia’s ThinkNewsBrands media marketing group has published its first ‘News Nation’ report. Based on...

To those in “mature” markets such as Australia, Germany appears a print publisher’s protected paradise. But the country’s post-print era is closer t...

Taking his lead from a 2005 column, Slimp suggests influencing public discussion My mind is a contradiction: I recall vivid scenes from decades past but can’t remember...

It’s 2010, and I’m on a train travelling purposefully to Chemnitz, the former East German city previously known as Karl-Marx-Stadt, where a heap of press tech flag...

What makes a story newsworthy? The answer to that question used to be determined by newsrooms alone – the point of view was purely journalistic (writes Cecilia Campbell)...