NUJ and BBC reach redundancies deal
The NUJ and BBC have reached a final agreement which will end the threat of strike action over possible compulsory…
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Time to end £1,000-an-hour libel fees
Journalists, editors and news organisations across all sectors have joined a growing movement demanding the Government takes action on conditional…
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Uncertain future for GCap broadcasters
Around 150 broadcast journalists are facing an uncertain summer after the UK’s biggest commercial radio group GCap Media agreed to…
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My Week: Lindsey Hilsum, Channel 4 News China correspondent
It’s been a tricky week in China for ‘the Western Goebbels Nazi media”. I quote the new website www.anti-cnn.com, established…
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The name CNET Networks won’t be familiar to everyone reading this blog. But for anyone who has worked in or…
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‘It’s not about numbers – we want a nucleus of readers’
The refurbished Financial Times offices may have created a news hub, but FT.com editor James Montgomery is used to online…
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On assignment in the Afghan desert – by royal appointment
There are three main problems working in the desert: The dust, the light, and looking after your kit. The dust…
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‘Mature’ mags win any day
Looking through magazines in what is irksomely termed the ‘mature’women’s sector, I am reminded of a famous remark by Gloria…
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