News International’s headquarters at 3 Thomas More Square in London
News International has challenged an allegation that all major stories in the News of the World over a two-year period were a result of
phone hacking at a high court hearing.
‘Police: We’ve apologised to Liverpool fans but we won’t apologise to MacKenzie’
South Yorkshire Police chief constable David Crompton has said his force won’t apologise to former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie.
‘Future launches iPad-only Photography Week’
Publishing group Future has launched a new iPad-only digital magazine, Photography Week.
‘One-third of adults under 30 get news on social networks now’
According to a new study of news consumption trends by the Pew Research Center for the People & The Press, for American adults under 30, social media has equaled TV as a primary source of daily news.
‘South Wales Evening Post editor Spencer Feeney retires’
Spencer Feeney who has edited the Swansea-based South Wales Evening Post for the last decade says there is still a role for local papers as he retires after 43 years in journalism.
News International denies allegation regarding phone hacking and stories
News International’s headquarters at 3 Thomas More Square in London
‘News International denies allegation regarding phone hacking and stories’
News International has challenged an allegation that all major stories in the News of the World over a two-year period were a result of phone hacking at a high court hearing.
‘Police: We’ve apologised to Liverpool fans but we won’t apologise to MacKenzie’
South Yorkshire Police chief constable David Crompton has said his force won’t apologise to former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie.
‘Future launches iPad-only Photography Week’
Publishing group Future has launched a new iPad-only digital magazine, Photography Week.
‘One-third of adults under 30 get news on social networks now’
According to a new study of news consumption trends by the Pew Research Center for the People & The Press, for American adults under 30, social media has equaled TV as a primary source of daily news.
‘South Wales Evening Post editor Spencer Feeney retires’
Spencer Feeney who has edited the Swansea-based South Wales Evening Post for the last decade says there is still a role for local papers as he retires after 43 years in journalism.