Youtube publisher TLDR News has increased its revenue by 28% after its print magazine and merchandise became its biggest source of income.

French newsbrand Le Monde is “fiercely defending” its journalism from AI bots that don’t offer a value exchange while still letting the “good bots” in. Le Monde has licensing deals with OpenAI, ...

The Canary has reportedly suspended its national weekday print newspaper amid accusations of Lloyds closing its bank account and withholding funds. The left-wing news outlet has said it has been left ...

Pearson suing over police press statements and commissioner’s LBC and Conservative Home appearances.

Politics Home comes out on top in Press Gazette’s new ranking of the most popular politics news websites in the… ...

Reader’s Digest magazine has closed in the UK, according to its editor-in-chief of six years. Eva Mackevic announced on Linkedin on Monday evening that Reader’s Digest UK has “come to an end” after 86 ...

Journalists at a leading popular culture publisher have reacted with “anger” and “confusion” to news their pay has become entirely dependent on the amount of traffic they personally drive. Valnet, a ...

Guardian editor-in-chief Katharine Viner in the newsroom on UK election night 2024. Picture: Christian Sinibaldi/The Guardian Guardian editor-in-chief Katharine Viner is preparing to lead the news ...

Former Conservative cabinet minister Michael Gove has been appointed editor of The Spectator following the purchase of the current affairs magazine by Sir Paul Marshall. Fraser Nelson will leave the ...

Henry Winter is launching a paid-for newsletter on Substack as the new home of his journalism after being made redundant from The Times. Winter told Press Gazette he was “itching to write about ...

The New European has relaunched as The New World, reflecting its broadening editorial coverage and wider ambitions. The title started as a “pop-up” print experiment in 2016, nine days after Britain ...