Essex Police action against Allison Pearson is misguided and chills press freedom
Media law expert David Banks says Essex Police should have done its homework.
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Tim Dawson reflects on incident from his early career - and learns such experiences should not be accepted as normal.
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Media analyst and former executive Jim Chisholm says Guardian journalists are wrong to strike over Observer sale.
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Telling readers how to vote insults their intelligence - but Washington Post election neutrality has been badly handled.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer invested in print as embodiment of the brand's values.
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Reach race to publish more stories does not put audience (or reporters) first
Former Reach online editor Rachel McGrath says race for more stories pushed her to burnout.
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Why Microsoft Copilot Daily launch is ‘moment of significance’ for news industry
Copilot Daily will give users an AI-generated summary of news and weather.
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Why kill fees for freelances need to be killed off
New freelance guidelines for editors also advocate end to payment on publication.
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