NUJ submission to the House of Lords Communications and Digital committee Future of News inquiry
Union views on the role of artificial intelligence, impartiality and trust in news and necessary changes to the Media Bill are among themes discussed in our evidence.
Public interest test on the potential merger situation in relation to Telegraph Media Group
The NU's submission to the Ofcom investigation into the proposed acquisition by Redbird IMI Media Joint Venture, LCC of the Telegraph Media Group Limited and whether this transaction could raise public interest concerns in relation to the need for accurate presentation of news and the need for free expression of opinion in newspapers.
NUJ rebuts BBC chair’s “off-beam” comments on local radio
Michelle Stanistreet reacts to correspondence between BBC acting chair Dame Elan Closs Stephens and industry expert David Lloyd.
NUJ fears speech radio’s move to BBC’s commercial wing is “creeping privatisation”
The BBC is moving selected factual, entertainment and drama audio content to BBC Studios, the broadcaster’s commercial arm from April 2024.
NUJ calls for protection of journalists covering the situation in Israel and Gaza
A national executive council statement says the human rights of all journalists must be respected so they can report freely on the conflict.
Online Safety Bill: Ofcom must consider journalistic content and sources when issuing notices
The NUJ has welcomed action from the UK government improving protections for journalists when encrypted content is scanned.
Local journalists use Radio Leeds anniversary to highlight cuts to its service
Their concerns were echoed by MPs from all parties, the length and breadth of England, in a House of Commons backbench debate.
NUJ briefing - Online Safety Bill
NUJ briefing on the Online Security Bill, highlighting concerns including on technology platforms accessing confidential messages and placing sources at risk.
NUJ welcomes support of PSBs in the draft Media Bill
The union said guaranteeing public service broadcasters prominence on streaming platforms and smart devices is good news, as is bringing the tech giants into line with the rules followed by linear TV.
BBC journalists to vote on latest plans for local radio
Following negotiations with the NUJ, the BBC has made concessions on the drastic cuts it had proposed. Members are now considering if they will be enough.
