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Business staff leave GNM under voluntary redundancy scheme

Four staff from business team to depart, including business editor Deborah Hargreaves


Community Channel will be first broadcaster to show banned anti-bullying advert

TV regulator Clearcast lifted ban on £1.2m charity advert last week


Trinity Mirror wants MEN staff to move to Oldham in deal with GMG

Former staff suggest regional business has been sacrificed by GMG to protect national title


Journalists launch campaign to challenge BNP in run-up to election

EXPOSE aims to reveal "undemocratic and racist nature" of British National Party


New awards from online forum for best and worst of media in 2009

UKPress' Pressies will recognise best practice and blunders from journalism and PR industries


CoveritLive attempts to monetise liveblogging for news organisations

Popular liveblog software company introduces revenue-sharing arrangements for larger organisations


BusinessDesk.com West Midlands breaks monthly target four days after launch

More than 1,500 registrations exceeds first month target of 1,000, says editor Marc Reeves


MEN extends liveblogging of council meetings after successful trial

'Liveblogging brings the whole event to life as a news event,' says head of online content


Guardian Zeitgeist filters news by 'attention of users'

New visualisation of content on Guardian.co.uk analyses users behaviour on website


Northampton Chronicle & Echo to open up newsroom with liveblog

Title will experiment with liveblog as part of new social media push


Iran becomes world leader in imprisoning journalists, say new CPJ figures

Number of imprisoned journalists in Iran doubles since 1 December


BBC and ITN dominate shortlist for Royal Television Society Journalism Awards

Channel 4's Dispatches also recognised in nominations for annual prizes


More than 200 sites adopt hNews microformatting

Berners-Lee backed transparency project brings on more partners


Farmers Weekly journalist wins Nuffield Scholarship to study the agricultural web

Caroline Stocks is to study how farmers' internet usage varies globally


Campaign backed by industry urges PRs to cut irrelevant press releases

'An Inconvenient PR Truth' challenges PRs relationships with journalists and bloggers


NLA claims PR Association is promoting 'misleading view' in link copyright battle

PRCA will support Meltwater in copyright tribunal against NLA


December ABCes: Guardian trumps Mail Online and Telegraph with new traffic record

Guardian reached nearly 37m unique users last month with bigger US audience


Photo agencies suffer as newspapers slash fees, says Kent News and Pictures founder

Ten news jobs will be lost as result of Kent agency's closure


Former Time Out editor joins Sunday Times as deputy online editor

The Sunday Times confirms editorial team for new online operation


Freelancer launches petition to change National Insurance system

Petition's founder argues that the current HMRC policy fails freelancers


Shock jock Jon Gaunt: 'No need for an unelected quango like Ofcom'

Sacked presenter vows to pursue Talksport like a 'rabid dog', but first turns his attentions to Ofcom


London's new freesheet plans expansion to Manchester, Liverpool and Birmingham

First managing editor steps down before launch


AOP launches ninth digital publishing awards

Two new digital advertising categories in annual online media awards


Amnesty Media Awards 2010 now open for entries

AIUK accepting media submissions until 1 March


Media Standards Trust submits 28 PCC reform recommendations

MST suggests widening Press Complaints Commission's regulatory role


Hacks to pair up with hackers at new one-day event

Programmers will work with journalists to produce data driven projects


BBC News gearing up for 'most significant relaunch ever' says online boss

Redesign of page layout and navigation coming to BBC News site in a matter of months


Donald Martin made editor of the Sunday Post

Herald editor-in-chief leaves after little more than a year in charge of Newsquest's Glasgow titles


Journalists use of social media for newsgathering has reached tipping point

Survey of journalists' use of social sites shows significant use of blogs, social networks and Twitter


Newspapers should print an obligatory right of reply, says Max Mosley

Newspapers deliberately don't tell subjects about stories in advance, claims former FIA head


New mental health research to assess journalists working in high risk locations

UK news organisations to participate in clinical psychology project


FT.com to launch new Blackberry app and day pass access model in early 2010

FT's focus is on user marketing and customisation, says FT.com managing director


Guardian News & Media confirms voluntary redundancies for journalism staff

Sources suggest 40 staff to go, but group says discussions are ongoing


Poll shows public support for PCC reform, says Media Standards Trust

Newspaper self-regulatory body claims MST survey is 'simplistic'


Digital storytelling social enterprise grows out of Berlin Project

Freelancers are to collaborate for event-based reporting projects


Global Voices Online launches Transparency for Technology Network

Eight researchers will review effectiveness of online accountability initiatives


Bloggers launch petition to change Editors' Code

A network of blogs has devised a series of changes to improve the Editors' Code enforced by the PCC


GNM debates paid content on paidContent sites

Readers surveyed on subscription rates, but no specific plans to charge are in place, says CEO


UK libel law reform must go beyond Jack Straw's plans, say campaign groups

Justice Secretary's proposal to cut lawyers success fees is welcomed, by freedom of expression groups urge further change


Freelance journalist wins web-writing contest for STV

David Coyle has won a six-month contract as a columnist for STV's revamped website


Digital Editors event to discuss growing digital audiences and revenue

Free to attend discussion will hear from regional editors on measuring and building web traffic


Alan Rusbridger rules out pay walls at the Guardian

Speaking at Coventry University the Guardian editor expressed optimism about the future of the newspaper, discussed the issue of pay walls, and defended his salary


Greg Hadfield: Newspapers need to radically rethink their business models

Outgoing TMG digital development head explains his reasons for quitting


PCC upholds 'intrusion into grief or shock' complaint against Sunday Times

Reporter contacted complainant's daughter via Facebook - despite outstanding complaint


Newspaper body WAN-IFRA appoints Christoph Riess as new chief exec

Riess will take up the new position, created by the merger of two industry groups


Winners of duPont broadcast journalism awards announced

Local stations recognised and first web-based prize given out by US awards programme


#newsrw: Greg Hadfield quits digital role at Telegraph

Head of digital development urges journalists to be more entrepreneurial at news:rewired event


Local hotelier takes over at south west newspaper group

Businessman with magazine interests buys View From group


#newsrw: Countdown to news:rewired digital journalism event

The event will be live tweeted and blogged, with main sessions livestreamed


Sky News to campaign to allow cameras in court

Head of Sky News, John Ryley, has outlined plans for a national petition


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