Just one of the 50 largest audited newspapers in the US grew its average daily print circulation year on year in the six months to March 2026. Figures supplied exclusively to Press Gazette by the ...

Tributes left after a vigil, organised by campaign group Stand Up to Racism, for Professor Jason Arday on the steps of the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square in London on Monday 17 August 2026.

LGBTQ+ publisher Pink News has proposed a second round of job cuts this year, attributed to changes at social platform Snapchat. Press Gazette understands Pink News has proposed to make nine to 11 of ...

AI deals being offered to UK publishers by Google were described to Press Gazette by one well-placed industry source as a case of the “prisoner’s dilemma”. At industry events publishers fume about the ...

ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Claude, and Perplexity app icons are seen on the screen of an iPhone. Picture: Shutterstock/Tada Images The “first tremors in an earthquake” hitting the news ...

The team behind a relaunched Playboy magazine have spoken about their plans for a more “inclusive” iteration of a title made famous for dressing up women as rabbits. The first issue of the relaunched ...

Former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre has given his reaction to an “overwhelming” High Court privacy trial victory versus Prince Harry saying the case was a “conspiracy” to destroy the paper. He also ...

Axel Springer’s acquisition of The Telegraph will complete today (Tuesday 30 June), ending “three difficult years” without an owner for the UK national newspaper. The £575m deal was announced in March ...

A proposed UK law is being drafted to stop companies deploying AI bots from using deceptive tactics to scrape websites. The Automated Online Software (Access and Transparency) Bill is unlikely to ...

Beehiiv CEO and co-founder Tyler Denk giving a presentation at a Beehiiv event in London on 12 February 2026. Picture: LRock Media The average paid newsletter costs $10 per month or $100 per year, ...

Chart shows proportion of people who used each source of news from 2021 to 2026. Picture: Reuters Institute Digital News Report Social and video platforms are now a bigger source of news consumption ...

The BBC is the most-visited news website in the world in any language, according to Press Gazette’s new ranking of the world’s top online newsbrands. The UK broadcaster saw 894.7 million visits in May ...