Publishers are much less confident about their business prospects than this time last year. Less than half (44 per cent) of our sample of editors, CEOs, and digital leaders say they are confident about the year ahead, with around a fifth (19 per cent) expressing low confidence.

Going through the newspapers last week it seemed as though the Nigerian world was crashing, ready to come down and bury all of us. And it is not as if we are strangers to bad news; we experience

A business magnate and publisher of the defunct Third-Eye Newspapers, Chief Akanni Aluko, is dead. His wife, Mrs. Kofoworola, broke the news to one of Akanni Aluko’s closest friends, Sir Folu Olamiti.

The issue of development deceit orchestrated by the systematic spread of half-baked and non-existent development projects on the pages of newspapers and other media outlets by the various tiers

The lazy student’s timetable is simple: never read today what you can read tomorrow. Why? Because the more you read, the more you know. The more you know the more you forget.

Don't believe all the lies they tell you about PR girls or men, we are very powerful. If you’ve ever had the time to delve into the madness portrayed by the fierce Elizabeth Sloane in the movie

Chad's paramount media authority has suspended 12 newspapers for three months for failing to conform with a 2018 law, under a decree published on Monday.

The coronavirus crisis has weighed heavily on print newspapers already battling for survival around the world, with the number of copies sold tumbling while less profitable digital readerships surge.

Senior Editor and Deputy General Manager, China’s People’s Daily, Chen Yulin, told The Guardian yesterday that he doesn’t believe Newspapers will die as being speculated by some people as “they will remain to preserve the memories of generations yet unborn.”

For the publisher of Oriwu Sun, a 31-year old community-based newspaper in Ikorodu, Lagos, Chief Monzor Olowosago, the importance of community newspapering to national development cannot be over-emphasised. It is at the vanguard of grassroots development and also brings issues of local communities to national attention, especially with the deft deployment of the pervasive influence…

Luigi Di Maio, a key figure in Italy's populist government, has taken aim at the country's newspapers, accusing them of "polluting the debate" and threatening to pull advertising by state-owned companies. "The newspapers... are now polluting the public debate every day and the worst is that they are doing it with public money," the deputy…

Although Nigerian newspapers attempt to tell news stories with images that depict the social reality reported in the news, a new study has suggested the use of euphemistic photographs to tell stories about terror acts in order to avoid moral panic and continuous feeding of the mass audience with content injurious to their senses and…