Press Gazette rolling updates on redundancies made in 2026.

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Press Gazette's monthly ranking of the top 50 news websites in the US, using Similarweb data.

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Press Gazette analysis reveals which outlets currently have the biggest presence on the platform.

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Total of around 3,400 reported redundancies was 11% lower than year before.

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From Bob Woodward to the Pulitzer Prize board, Donald Trump's lawfare campaign against the press.

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New York Post is the fastest-growing over a two-year period.

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Who in US media is hiring and what are the salaries on offer?

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The US and UK’s largest publicly-listed news companies are worth $38bn more today than they were before the Covid-19 pandemic, Press Gazette research has found. News Corp, the New York Times, Thomson Reuters, Daily Mail publisher DMGT and Mirror group owner Reach are among the companies to have seen their stock market values increase since …

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First published: 15/3/21 A CBS report has accused the UK press of having a “blatant” racial element in its Meghan coverage as it declined to amend a montage of “racist” headlines used in its Oprah interview. ITV, however, has removed five headlines from the montage in the version of the interview which it broadcast and …

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Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers has demanded that CBS remove a “misleading montage” of newspaper headlines from its “Oprah with Meghan and Harry” broadcast. The US network, owned by ViacomCBS, has so far refused to comment on the affair. However, ITV – which aired the Meghan and Harry interview in the UK – has removed …

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