Journalism during the pandemic: Many suffered stress, frustration, anxiety and burnout
New research on British journalists’ work in the Covid-19 pandemic has revealed that it was the digital transformations, such as…
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Comment: Action needed to tackle ‘lawfare’ targeting journalists holding those in power to account
Caroline Kean, a defamation and litigation defence lawyer and partner at Wiggin LLP, writes about lawfare targeting journalists. She recently defended…
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Comment: Scrapping the BBC licence fee threatens the future of journalism
Chris Waiting, chief executive of The Conversation, on why he fears an end to the BBC licence fee could threaten…
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Newsroom automation: How to go from concept to implementation
In the latest of a series of Partner Content* articles – United Robots explains how to go about integrating editorial…
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Why shunned freelance journalists should tell Twitter to shove its Blue Tick
I smiled wryly the other day whilst relaxing on my windswept Devil’s Island when I read on Press Gazette that a militia of 80-plus…
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New York Times is not the only publisher betting on games to solve subscription growth puzzle
The New York Times has bought Wordle, the popular vocabulary puzzle responsible for grids of coloured emojis taking over social…
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Comment: How media must tackle misleading narratives when reporting on new Covid variants
Reuters head of digital newsgathering and verification Hazel Baker on the challenges of tackling Covid-19 misinformation as new variants emerge.…
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After Life’s Tony: The only local reporter in England with a £1m house and his own photographer
Unrealistic portrayals of news gathering in fiction aren’t news. In fact so commonplace are they that it would be more…
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