News Media Association warns forcing prominence for 'trustworthy' news could end up harming sector.

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Six senior leaders look at the media's performance during the US election and what's on the way next.

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US correspondent Steven Edginton speaks from Washington DC about his first months in the role.

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Footballco reached one in three soccer fans in the US "without even trying" and is now building a dedicated team.

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UK publishing giant Reach is considering a plan to expand the Mirror and Express websites into the US market by employing more than 100 staff across the pond. Press Gazette understands the proposal, which would involve the launch of .com versions of mirror.co.uk and express.co.uk, was discussed by managers at a meeting on Thursday. The …

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Interest in national US news has fallen to a four-year low, new research has shown. The slump contrasts with surveys conducted in 2020 and 2021, when the pandemic and 2020 US election brought widespread attention to national news. In particular fewer Democrats are now paying “a great deal” of attention to national news than Republicans …

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Corporate misconduct increases when local newspapers close down, according to a US study. The new research said the local press is an “important monitor” of facilities and potential environmental, labour relations, employment discrimination, securities fraud, workplace safety and consumer protection violations. The study, published by the Journal of Financial Economics, found increased violations and penalties …

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The Trump administration has added four Chinese media outlets to a list of organisations that should be considered “foreign missions” because of their ties to the Chinese government and ruling Communist Party. The move could force some of the outlets to cut staff in the US and is likely to further aggravate relations between the …

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The US has announced it will restrict the numbers of journalists working for Chinese state media after Beijing expelled three Wall Street Journal reporters last month. The US State Department is putting a cap on the number of Chinese citizens permitted to work in the US at any one time for five media organisations designated …

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Writing in a UK newspaper, US presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders has criticised Google and Facebook for using “monopolistic control” to take advertising revenues from newspapers. Sanders, who is vying to become the Democratic candidate for the 2020 presidential race said US tech giants in Silicon Valley were among corporations “gutting” many news outlets. Sanders (pictured) …

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