News Injunctions furore has calmed, editors tell select committee UK newspaper, magazine and news wire editors tell the joint committee on privacy and injunctions that the industry did face a 'spate of injunctions' but that the situation has since calmed By Rachel Bartlett • 2 min read
News PCC: Daily Mail corrections column gives due prominence PCC rules that offers by the Daily Mail to correct two front page errors within its new corrections column was proportionate By Rachel Bartlett • 2 min read
News Church to hold service for journalists killed on frontline This year's service at Fleet Street's St Bride's church will not only remember journalists who have died abroad but will 'show solidarity' to industry at 'low ebb' By Sarah Marshall • 1 min read
News Al Jazeera to relaunch Transparency Unit drop-box in 'coming weeks' Head of unit Clayton Swisher tells Journalism.co.uk new anonymous drop-box with improved security will aim to be 'gold standard' in the industry By Rachel Bartlett • 2 min read
News Future CEO Stevie Spring resigns following restructure Special interest media publisher announces Spring's resignation as it tries to achieve 'substantial savings' By Rachel Bartlett • 1 min read
News Newspaper sites see traffic drop across the board Both daily and monthly traffic decreased for all audited newspaper websites in September, with the biggest declines recorded by Mirror Group Digital By Rachel Bartlett • 2 min read
News App of the week for journalists - Teleportd, location-based Twitter and Facebook image search A fantastic app that allows you to see geolocated mobile photos shared via social media in real-time By Sarah Marshall • 1 min read
Credit: BBC News BBC Trust launches impartiality review of Arab spring coverage Broadcaster's fourth impartiality review will examine coverage of events in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Bahrain, Syria and Yemen since December 2010 By Joel Gunter • 2 min read
Credit: Danny Lawson/PA News Unions to issue strike ballot after BBC rejects proposals NUJ and Bectu warn of strike action before Christmas after BBC rejects proposals on Delivering Quality First cuts By Joel Gunter • 3 min read
Credit: Ben Birchall/PA News Morrissey's libel case against NME to go before jury Singer has been granted go-ahead to take his libel case against the publisher and former editor of NME magazine, over alleged racism allegations, before a jury next year By Joel Gunter • 3 min read
Credit: By Drnantu on Flickr. Some rights reserved. News News among most popular tablet uses, US report finds Study by Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism, in collaboration with the Economist Group, also found more users prefer to view news via browsers rather than apps By Rachel Bartlett • 2 min read
News Agreement reached on S4C funding and governance Welsh-language channel confirms an agreement has been reached with the BBC and department for culture, media and sport which will 'provide stability' for its future By Rachel Bartlett • 2 min read
