
PPA-backed amendment to landmark Bill debated in Westminster
An amendment to the Online Safety Bill that would protect specialist media publishers was debated in the Public Bill Committee scrutinising the Bill on Tuesday (June 14).
An amendment to the Online Safety Bill that would protect specialist media publishers was debated in the Public Bill Committee scrutinising the Bill on Tuesday (June 14).
PPA CEO Sajeeda Merali, Community Manager Steph McCabe, and Senior Public Affairs Executive Sebastian Cuttill attended the 44th FIPP World Media Congress in Portugal.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has published its Final Report following an extensive Market Study into Mobile Ecosystems.
SNP Shadow Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport John Nicolson MP has tabled an amendment to the Online Safety Bill that would protect specialist media publishers.
MPs and peers have recognised PPA’s calls for consumer magazine and business media content to be protected in a new law aimed at regulating social media and tech giants.
Italian Customs are beginning to clampdown on items that do not comply with VAT rules. It is likely that similar clampdowns could occur in other EU nations, and publishers should take action to comply in order to prevent serious delays.
A meeting between Angus Robertson MSP, John Innes, Chair of PPA Scotland, and the PPA's Public Affairs Executive, Sebastian Cuttill took place this week to discuss the impacts of the pandemic on the media, the future of publishing, sustainability, and much more.
Rishi Sunak's October 2021 budget at a glance, and how some policy changes might affect PPA members.
On the 5th of October we gathered to celebrate the industry's 30 brightest stars at the PPA 30 Under 30 Awards. Speeches from Editor-in-Chief of Insurance Insider, Catrin Shi and Editor of TTG, Sophie Griffiths inspired the audience, telling them about the key industry changes they have spearheaded.
How can the media engage audiences with one of the most pressing stories of our time? That was the question being answered at the BBC Academy Climate Creatives Festival, and the PPA tuned in to bring you the key thoughts on how we can give audiences the information they have a right to know, in a way that feels human, relatable and personally relevant.
Want to relive PPA Back in Town? Read to remind yourself of what went down at the PPA's first in-person event in two years.
The Government have given more information on the Plastic Packaging Tax which is to be implemented in April 2022.