Public rejects wealthy donor funding model for Press regulation
Just four per cent of people think a press regulator should be funded by donations from wealthy individuals and trusts,…
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Sunday Post publishes on a Saturday for the first time in nearly 100 years.
The Sunday Post published for the first time on a Saturday since 1917 when it launched a Christmas Special that… -
Say no to Section 40 and Leveson 2
Section 40 of the 2013 Crime and Courts Act promises to introduce a punitive costs regime to all cases involving… -
Gender balanced in Scottish Press Awards overhaul
Organisers of the Scottish Press Awards have announced that for the first time the competition’s judging panel will have a… -
Dates for your Diary
Closing date for entries: Thursday, February 2, 2023 Shortlist announced: Mid April Awards ceremony & gala dinner: Wednesday, June… -
Go North and multiply
International editorial consultant Alan Geere has been working with Scottish Provincial Press and The Orcadian and recounted his findings in… -
Growth in Scottish news readership
The number of people reading Scottish daily or Sunday newspapers each month has grown by over two per cent to… -
Editors’ Code Committee announces consultation
Daily Mail editor and Code Committee chairman Paul Dacre The Editors’ Code of Practice, under which the vast majority… -
SNS calls for clarity from SNP over court costs
The Scottish Newspaper Society has welcomed the rejection of a new UK law which could have introduced a punitive costs… -
Threat of industrial action lifted
A threat by the Unite union to take strike action over a pay dispute with Menzies Distribution has been lifted after both…