After having first been brought in to review operations in 2019 and then joining as chief revenue officer, Tony Kendall has been named for the top job at Australian Community Media.

Further centralisation of News Corp's Australian operations will see 25 more editorial jobs go before Christmas.

In many respects, this is what WAN-Ifra does best. With no opportunity for landmark events such as the IfraExpo, the group is getting down to the 'nuts and bolts' of journalism with events like today's WEF Science in the News...

With a Senate inquiry set to start, there's tacit acceptance that the Royal Commission former prime minister Kevin Rudd and more than 500,000 others asked for will not take place.

Whatever the reason - and media today have mentioned the names of two women - Hugh Marks is leaving Nine Entertainment, after an upbeat annual meeting and an exciting five years.

Top Indian publishers including The Hindu, ABP and Malayala Manorama are again among the winners of WAN-Ifra's South Asian Digital Media Awards.

Political and general interest publications are expected to benefit most from France's historic agreement with Google on payment for content.

A week after chief executive Hugh Marks announced he would be leaving the company, Nine Entertainment has bid farewell to its iconic studios in Sydney's Willoughby.

Only days before treasurer Josh Frydenberg is set to table the legislation, Australia's media firms have proposed additions to the bargaining code on revenue sharing.

INMA's Global Media Awards competition is open for entries.

DRUPA 2021 has been cancelled, a four-day virtual show to take its place while the 2024 date still stands.

As the vaccine rollout begins in the UK, print peripherals manufacturer technotrans has revealed details of its role in critical vaccine cooling.

German press manufacturer Koenig & Bauer is spending to save, as it adjusts to 'moderate growth' and revenue of 1.3 billion Euros.

Three Indian companies and a Kiwi publisher account for 80 per cent of the bright ideas in this year's WAN-Ifra Print Innovation Awards.

A personalised book developed from a print-focussed hackathon, has shown its enduring value in recalling happy memories.