BBC abuses its position with inaccurate claim about newspaper sales
Here is the news from BBC Scotland: “Papers sold below full price are deemed less valuable to the industry, not…
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Obscurity no defence for pixilated pictures of sex crime victims
The lengths to which The Sun went to obscure a picture of the 15-year-old girl with whom footballer Adam Johnson… -
Protection against defamation lawyers: make sure you can prove the allegations you publish
As MP Natalie McGarry found out last week, with an unblemished reputation, the best lawyers in the business and the deepest… -
Four million Scottish adults can’t be ignored
Every month, four million adult Scots turn to a newspaper for information; whether on a mobile phone, a desktop or… -
Snooping on journalists’ sources: the hole Police Scotland can’t stop digging
For Police Scotland, the issue of spying on journalists and their sources has become a hole in which they… -
Commercial impact missing from debate about future of BBC Scotland
Thanks to the Edinburgh Television Festival last week and the First Minister’s well-received speech on the future of the BBC… -
New figures show Scottish readers still want news from newspapers
Last week saw further rationalisation announced in the Scottish newspaper industry, as well as the publication of both the National… -
Whittingdale’s BBC review is welcome and not before time
Just like the launch of TV-AM in 1983, the BBC has been quick out the blocks to tackle a threat… -
Newspapers and how advertisers get the most for their money
In such a competitive media environment, advertisers want to ensure that they get maximum benefit from every penny they spend.… -
No customers, no audience and no incentive: what’s the point of the Press recognition panel?
There was a distinct sense of unreality at Glasgow Caledonian University this week when a dozen or so assorted media types…