Media & Communication: Research Guide

There may be just one daily national bulletin on regular TV in 10 years' time, Fran Unsworth says.

The announcement comes as much of the global media industry is being forced to make significant cuts.

Boss Dame Carolyn McCall says the broadcaster has been through "one of the most challenging times".

Alun Davies MS, accused Reach of "failures of management" with local titles at a Senedd inquiry.

Filming was supposed to restart in July but was put on hold two days before it was due to start.

He resigns from the influential media company's board, citing "disagreements over editorial content".

The Princess Royal is the guest editor of Country Life magazine this week, to mark her 70th birthday.

"The pandemic did for us," says the editor of the UK's biggest rock magazine.

Fox says it will continue to work with the presenter, after he apologised for anti-Semitic remarks.

After more than 50 years in Llandaff, BBC Wales programmes will now be produced in the city centre.

The broadcaster's show is one of several casualties as the BBC prepares to cut 520 jobs in news.

The writer for host Tucker Carlson posted highly offensive messages online under the name CharlesXII.

Half the staff working at a news publisher in Wales have been told their jobs are under threat, NUJ says.

Wales' first minister calls on newspaper and BBC bosses to reconsider a recent wave of job cuts.

The influential hip-hop site was ready for a new chapter, then the world changed around it.

Former journalist Ivan Safronov is suspected of passing secrets to a Nato country but denies any guilt.

Reach, which also owns the Daily Express, says revenues have dropped 30% during the pandemic.

Boris Johnson says the televised format will give the public "direct engagement" with decision-makers.

English regional TV news and current affairs, local radio and online news will lose 450 jobs.

Actor Geoffrey Rush will receive a record sum from an Australian newspaper, after it lost an appeal.

A complaint against Ed Henry involving a co-worker was made last week, Fox News said.

Staff will be shed across "every division" to meet recent budget cuts by the government, the ABC says.

Sara Lomax-Reese owns WURD, one of a handful of black-owned and operated radio stations in the US.

Democrats call the sackings of three US federal media agency editors an attack on democracy.

A report finds Instagram doubled its news audience last year - and could overtake Twitter by 2021.

Republic Records, one of the most powerful labels in the US, says the term is outdated.

A financial crisis, a truth crisis and digital culture wars are a grim context for the recent escalation of violence against journalists.

The text calling for the military to be used to quell unrest in the US caused revolt in the newsroom.

Most journalists are low-profile, public-spirited people doing noble or dangerous work.

Prohibitive costs and concerns about insurance may hamper productions, industry leaders say.