What news publishers should do now to avoid extinction in 2025
Matthew Scott Goldstein's follow-up to the piece that inspired a New Yorker article.
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Dan Wootton and the growing UK right to privacy explained
Wootton case highlights an increasingly cautious approach to privacy by publishers.
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Why defending current news coverage is publishers’ most important battle versus AI
Why news organisations should focus on being remunerated for journalism in real-time, not historical data.
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Nils Horner deserves justice ten years after murder – as do journalists killed in Gaza
Swedish Radio boss says working as a journalist in many countries has become even more dangerous.
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UK publishers should be ready for Facebook to switch off news altogether
Why recent events in Australia mean UK publishers should prepare to lose news on Facebook.
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Just say ‘yes’ to cookies: Five ways to save quality journalism on the open web
Journalism on the open web matters. Here are some ways we can save it.
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Centre for Journalism being sacrificed to fill University of Kent funding gap
Inside the financial pressures endangering the University of Kent's Centre for Journalism, and broader issues facing training and diversity.
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Charity Commission throws lifeline to UK local news sector
Landmark ruling means Guildford local news outlet can be designated a charity.
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