News Campaigner calls for end to unpaid work in the media Mark Watson has submitted his dossier of evidence to the Low Pay Commission By Judith Townend • 2 min read
News PNG's News Manual goes global with online edition News resource first published in Papua New Guinea, but which quickly gained global popularity, has moved online By Judith Townend • 3 min read
News Belarus Association of Journalists urges international press not to forget journalists' plight As England prepares to meet Belarus on Wednesday, the Belarusian Association of Journalists urges the UK's press to remember human rights abuses and repression of media freedom By Judith Townend • 2 min read
News 'Rogues gallery' brings traffic sucess to News & Star website Photo gallery of local criminals atracts 60,000 page impressions a month, says publisher's online editor By Laura Oliver • 1 min read
News Mainstream media's power shifting to new media, says FT's Lionel Barber US newspaper redundancies and 'YouTube election' coverage show 'tipping point' in American journalism By Laura Oliver • 1 min read
News Sky News hosts videoblogging competition Winners will take home Flip Ultra cameras By Fred Friedrich • 1 min read
News NUJ to negotiate with Scotsman over blog post sacking After a long silence from the paper, the union's Scottish branch has scheduled talks on freelancer Nick Clayton's case By Judith Townend • 3 min read
News Targeted advertising needs 'intelligent discussion' not scaremongering, says GMG digital director Advertising regulators and online publishers must consider privacy issues, Simon Waldman told an industry forum By Laura Oliver • 2 min read
News News International can buck downward trend with heavy print investment, says trading director Publisher will continue to market and invest heavily in newspaper brands to 'go against the curve' By Laura Oliver • 1 min read
News Political parties cannot control the new media, says leading UK political blogger The Conservative political blogger, Iain Dale, last night argued that traditional political journalism is losing its clout By Michael Haddon • 2 min read
News Strike action could be back on for Midlands Trinity Mirror titles After suspending a 48-hour strike last week, staff at Trinity Mirror titles in Birmingham and Coventry are reconsidering industrial action By Judith Townend • 1 min read
News Lords committee told journalists' lobby used to be 'quasi-masonic' but opened up under Major and Campbell A selection of leading political journalists today gave evidence about government press communication By Fred Friedrich • 3 min read
