Millionaire Lebedev cuts Evening Standard staff’s hours and pay in half
The paper has trebled pre-tax profits to £3.4 million
media
As Leveson consultation closes, how free is our press?
Powerful media barons enjoy a monopoly of ownership
Theresa May just blamed the falling pound on the media
PM says coverage of her Brexit remarks sunk the pound
Tom Watson praises journalists’ courage after 93 died at work in 2016
Labour deputy leader calls for governments to protect journalists
PMQs: Theresa May ‘Trumps’ her way through Brexit plan questions
Dodges reveal a dangerous contempt for the public
Prince Harry slams racist media – the Daily Mail misses the point
The prince’s spokesperson criticised ‘the racial undertones of comment pieces’
City halls corruption or racoon cats? Both have their place in local journalism
Newspaper owners have been cutting staff at the expense of good-quality journalism
Does the lack of interest in John Whittingdale’s behaviour reflect changing attitudes to sex work?
While the minister’s relationship with a sex worker has been treated as a liability, a majority of the public support decriminalisation of sex work
Why Tories rejoice when the left accuse the BBC of bias
Shooting the messenger leaves us with no room to shape the message itself
It’s The Sun Wot Lost It
The newspaper industry, and the power of the press barons, is declining. The internet is on the rise and this holds opportunities for the left.