
Press Gazette
British journalism trade publication published by Progressive Media Investments, covering the news industry.
Press Gazette began as a magazine in 1965 and now serves journalists through its website and newsletters. Its 2025 publisher statement identifies Progressive Media Investments as the publisher and describes an online-only publication.
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Press Gazette is a British news website and information resource for journalists. It covers the publishing industry, including the commercial relationships between news organisations and digital platforms. Daily and weekly email newsletters accompany its website. Progressive Media Investments publishes the title, which developed from a magazine into an online publication.
The publication’s own statement to IPSO sets out its editorial and complaints procedures. It says staff follow the Editors’ Code and an internal style guide, receive legal training, and give subjects a chance to respond to criticism. Readers can raise errors or complaints with the editor and approach IPSO if dissatisfied with the response. These are Press Gazette’s stated practices, rather than an Independent rating of its journalism.
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