Lessons from ITV on how news outlets should cover their own crises
What ITV, the BBC and The Guardian have done right - or wrong - in recent crises about themselves.
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Is the BBC left-wing? Not according to 80% of the British public
Why the endlessly repeated "left-wing BBC" narrative fits neither the facts nor most people’s perception.
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News Xchange 2023: Reporting from the frontlines of news
The News Xchange's Mark Rowland writes on the frontlines the conference hopes to survey.
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Why easier pathway to charity status could help boost UK local journalism income
To date, the Charity Commission has awarded charity to status to just one local journalism provider.
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What reporters can learn from a Fleet Street legend who challenged a famous explorer’s North Pole claim
Richard Evans, author of The Explorer and the Journalist, on the story of Philip Gibbs and Frederick Cook.
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AI and journalism: Six things news publishers need to know
The summit focused on identifying what benefits AI can bring to the media industry and the ever-popular talking point of…
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Why Guardian, TED and all publishers should stand with Cadwalladr on Banks legal fight
Carole Cadwalladr has been ordered to pay £1.2m towards Arron Banks's legal costs.
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Tabloids need better rules in place to deter paparazzi-pursuit pictures
UK newspapers helped to create a market for the photographers who pursued Harry and Meghan.
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