Claims by Big Tech firms and their allies that weakening UK copyright law would boost AI growth and the economy are not supported by their own evidence, according to a new review by Oliver & Ohlbaum.

More than 60 Newsquest colleagues slept out overnight in February in support of Centrepoint, Newsquest’s 2026 Charity of the ...

In this context, an outbreak of cautious optimism felt in early 2026 at the Guardian might seem counterintuitive. Momentum in our global supporter model underpins some of that positivity, led by my ...

Piers North, chief executive: "We are pleased to have increased our adjusted operating profit to £104.7m, driven by decisive ...

According to a new study from Newsworks, this year’s World Cup is set to have a positive impact on the nation’s mood and the ...

The next era of publishing belongs to platforms that bridge the gap between infrastructure and editorial clarity, says Atex’s ...

The Independent marked International Women’s Day with the release of Independent Women 2026: The Influence List — celebrating the women shaping Britain today.

Publishing is the ultimate “infinite game”, says Jim Bilton, as there can be no “winning” when facing Big Tech.

Times Radio has announced that it has secured the exclusive UK radio rights to The Boat Race, becoming the event’s official radio partner in a new three-year agreement running until 2028.

In a world of content saturation, zero-click searches and time poverty, it is those publishers who can cut through and establish deep relationships who will prevail. Sarah Ebner outlines the ...

Back-office fragmentation is slowing down deals. Studio-based platforms are the solution, says Smartico’s Christian Scherbel.

The January / February issue of InPublishing magazine was published last week. Here are some of my takeaways from it, one from each article: Press regulation: In order to protect ...