The Financial Times has reached around 3.5m people paying for its content and events globally after another year of record revenue in 2025.

Hearst UK has returned to revenue growth after three years of decline fuelled by traffic loss from Google and other platforms. The publisher of brands including Good Housekeeping UK, Women’s Health, ...

Andrew Palmer, executive editor of The Economist, speaking at Press Gazette’s Future of Media Technology Conference on 10 September 2026. Picture: ASV Photography for Press Gazette The Economist ...

Reach is planning to cut about 220 editorial jobs and create 60 new roles as it shifts focus away from page views and volume. This will result in a net loss of around 160 editorial jobs. Reach owns ...

Anna Bateson, chief executive officer of The Guardian. Picture: The Guardian Guardian revenue from paying online readers grew by 17% in the year to March 2026 to reach a new record of £126m. Overall ...

Taboola is offering an ad-funded AI chatbot to publishers.

Prince Harry and other claimants failed to prove allegations of unlawful information gathering against Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers, a High Court judge has found. All of the 97 ...

The Guardian‘s daily news podcast Today in Focus has marked five years of providing a deeper take on the issues of the day. Today in Focus, which topped 250 million listens in November, features many ...

The team behind a relaunched Playboy magazine have spoken about their plans for a more “inclusive” iteration of a title made famous for dressing up women as rabbits. The first issue of the relaunched ...

Financial Times newspaper on display in Geneva, Switzerland. Picture: Giovanni Mereghetti/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images The Financial Times has become the first major UK-based news ...

Digital news subscriptions prices have increased by an average of 3% in the UK for the second year running, according to Press Gazette analysis. However many publications were offering discounts in ...

When Press Gazette suggested we take FT Weekend editor Janine Gibson to our local Wetherspoons for a “Lunch with the FT”-style interview – emphasising she could have free range on the menu – we were ...