News iCopyright sues AP for breaching content services agreement Lawsuit claims that AP has violated a CSA signed in 2008. AP is contesting the suit which it claims is 'without merit' By Rachel Bartlett • 1 min read
News World Service journalist wins European Commission radio prize Mark Doyle has been awarded a special radio award in the Lorenzo Natali Prize for his documentary Guinea on the Brink By Laura Oliver • 2 min read
News New investigative health journalism project launches in the US The Connecticut Health Investigative Team will initially focus on local stories and will provide searchable databases on health-related issues By Laura Oliver • 1 min read
News Injured G20 photographer receives £30,000 payout from Met police David Hoffman lost five teeth and sustained damage to his camera equipment after being struck in the race by a policeman's shield By Rachel Bartlett • 2 min read
News Up to eight editorial jobs at risk in Kent at Archant KOS Media News comes just five months after Archant takeover in which Paul Stannard said KOS would 'benefit from ownership by a large, well financed, independent group' By Rachel Bartlett • 1 min read
News #cablegate: Al-Jazeera an 'instrument of Qatari influence', according to leak Broadcaster denies any outside influence on editorial policy, which it says is 'guided by the principles of the free press' By Laura Oliver • 2 min read
News Radio 4 apologises after interviewing fake MP Man impersonating MP for Edinburgh West Mike Crockart was interviewed on the channel's World At One programme earlier today By Laura Oliver • 1 min read
News Just 2% of readers willing to pay for news online, suggests study New research will make unhappy reading for those planning paywlls, as 98% say they would not pay and 79% say they would go elsewhere By Laura Oliver • 2 min read
News Journalisted launches profile pages for national newspaper editors Journalisted publisher Media Standards Trust intends pages to list awards won and PCC complaints lodged under each editor alongside ordinary information By Rachel Bartlett • 1 min read
News London hyperlocal site wins right to record council meetings London SE1 has persuaded Southwark Council to change its policy and allow journalists and members of the public to make audio recordings of meetings By Laura Oliver • 1 min read
News English libel law 'not fit for purpose', says justice minister Lord McNally tells Lebel Reform Campaign event that getting the reforms right will be something on which he will measure his career By Rachel Bartlett • 1 min read
News FT makes content available on Bloomberg Professional FT customers with a corporate licence will now be able to access the newspaper's content via the Bloomberg service By Rachel Bartlett • 1 min read
