Barry Johnson, Guardian Media Executive, Dies at 78
Barry Johnson, a transformative figure in British media who led The Guardian through a period of significant growth and innovation, has passed away at the age of 78.
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Call Of Duty Advert Banned for Trivialising Sexual Violence
A Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7 TV advert has been banned by UK regulators after complaints it trivialised sexual violence towards men, despite publisher Activision's defense of its adult-targeted humor.
TfL Ad Banned for Negative Black Men Stereotype
A Transport for London Facebook ad has been banned by the ASA for perpetuating harmful racial stereotypes about black men as perpetrators of threatening behaviour.
TfL Ad Banned Over Negative Black Male Stereotypes
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned a Transport for London campaign ad for perpetuating harmful racial stereotypes about black men. The 'Act Like a Friend' social media ad showed a black male harassing a white girl.
Morgan Stanley's European Media Head Machado to Depart
Morgan Stanley's European media head, Luis Machado, is set to leave the bank after a decade, marking a significant leadership change in the investment banking sector.
Guardian Corrections and Clarifications for February 2026 (16.02.2026)
The Guardian has published its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing factual inaccuracies and providing updates on previously reported stories from February 2026.
Bezos's Washington Post Under Fire for News Safety Issues
The Washington Post, owned by Jeff Bezos, is under intense scrutiny as critics argue its news operations are not safe from corporate influence and ethical breaches.
Guardian Corrections and Clarifications for February 2026 (13.02.2026)
The Guardian newspaper has published its latest corrections and clarifications for articles from February 2026, addressing factual inaccuracies and providing updates on previously reported stories.
UK Ad Agencies See Biggest Staff Exodus as AI Threatens Jobs
UK advertising agencies experienced their largest annual staff decline in 2025, with over 14% workforce reduction driven by AI adoption and younger workers leaving the industry.
London Exhibition Showcases 50 Years of Iconic TV Ads
A free immersive exhibition at Outernet London features 68 award-winning TV commercials from the past five decades, including Cadbury's Gorilla and Guinness Surfer ads.
Free GTA 6 for Babies Born on Launch Day in Norway
Norwegian electronics retailer Komplett promises free copies of GTA 6 to parents whose children are born on the game's November 19 launch date, echoing a similar 2011 Bethesda promotion.
Daily Mail Telegraph Deal Faces Competition Inquiry
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy orders a public interest investigation into the £500m sale of Telegraph titles to Daily Mail owner DMGT, citing media plurality concerns.
White Lotus Chateau Bans Journalists, City Gossip Revealed
The Château de la Messardière in Saint-Tropez extends a media blackout, blocking freebie stays for journalists. Meanwhile, PRs push quirky Valentine's pitches, Bitcoin fortunes dwindle, and City signs warn against public urination.
Guardian Leads 2026 Press Awards with 20+ Nominations
The Guardian has secured over 20 nominations at the 2026 Press Awards, including for daily newspaper and website of the year, with 27 entries shortlisted across 21 categories.
Will Lewis's Tumultuous Two Years at Washington Post
Will Lewis's tenure as Washington Post publisher was marked by sweeping layoffs, abrupt resignation, and constant clashes with staff, leaving a legacy of controversy and financial turmoil.
Washington Post Layoffs: Matt Murray Named Interim Editor
The Washington Post announces significant staff reductions and appoints Matt Murray as interim top editor, signaling a major restructuring amid industry challenges.
Make Guardian Your Top News Source on Google
Google's new Preferred Sources feature lets users customize their search results. Learn how to select the Guardian in just two clicks for more trusted news.
Bezos' Washington Post Cuts: Profit or Politics?
The Washington Post has axed 400 jobs amid financial pressures, raising questions about Jeff Bezos' motives. Critics wonder if political factors, not just profits, influenced the decision.
Bezos' Washington Post Job Cuts: Profit or Politics?
The Washington Post has axed 400 jobs amid financial pressures, raising questions about owner Jeff Bezos' motives and whether political factors influenced the decision.
Social Media Weight-Loss Jab Posts Banned as Illegal Ads
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned Instagram, TikTok and Facebook posts by users promoting weight-loss injections, warning it's not a loophole. A new report reveals children's exposure to harmful body image ads.
Metro Daily Cartoon by Guy Venables (10.02.2026)
Guy Venables' daily cartoon in Metro continues to entertain readers, with updates and ordering details for prints available via phone or online.
Guardian Corrections and Clarifications for February 2026 (09.02.2026)
The Guardian newspaper has published its latest corrections and clarifications for February 2026, addressing factual errors and providing updates on previously reported stories.
Travis Kelce's Ex Takes Swift Dig in Super Bowl Ad
Kayla Nicole, ex-girlfriend of NFL star Travis Kelce, appears in a Super Bowl commercial with thinly-veiled references to Taylor Swift, sparking online debate about moving on.
Friends Stars Reunite in Nostalgic Super Bowl Advert
Jennifer Aniston and Matt LeBlanc join other 90s sitcom icons in a Dunkin' Donuts Super Bowl commercial featuring de-ageing technology and nostalgic references.
Bezos Criticised for Post Cuts and Melania Film
Jeff Bezos is under fire for implementing cuts at the Washington Post and producing a documentary on Melania Trump, sparking controversy over his media influence.
Washington Post CEO Steps Down After Layoffs
Will Lewis has stepped down as CEO and publisher of the Washington Post, following a week where a third of staff were made redundant in major restructuring.
Washington Post Publisher Resigns After Staff Cuts
Will Lewis abruptly resigns as Washington Post publisher days after newspaper laid off nearly one-third of staff, including over 300 journalists.
Claude vs ChatGPT: AI Ad Battle Heats Up
Anthropic launches ads mocking OpenAI's plans for targeted advertising in ChatGPT, sparking a public feud between AI rivals over chatbot monetisation strategies.
Guardian Corrections and Clarifications for Feb 2026
The Guardian newspaper has published its latest round of corrections and clarifications, addressing factual inaccuracies and providing updates across various articles from early February 2026.
Eddy Shah: Newspaper Pioneer Who Transformed UK Press
Eddy Shah, who died aged 81, launched Britain's first colour daily newspaper Today and defeated print unions, sparking a technological revolution in the industry.
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