MPs criticise Government over ‘disappointing’ response to ‘fake news’ inquiry interim report
MPs behind the UK’s “fake news” inquiry have said they are “disappointed” with the Government’s response to their interim report…
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Google offers funding for ‘creative approaches’ to sustainable business models for news
Google is offering “no-strings” funding for “creative approaches” to building a sustainable business model for news as it opens the…
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Tortoise editor James Harding says move to ‘slow news’ follows ‘lesson’ at Times and BBC that journalism that took longer had ‘real impact’
James Harding has said his move into “slow news” with new venture Tortoise Media was the result of a “lesson…
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Largest Johnston Press shareholder Christen Ager-Hanssen says he wants to ‘remove the board’ and has an ‘appetite’ for the company
The largest shareholder in Johnston Press, Norwegian entrepreneur Christen Ager-Hanssen, has said he has an “appetite” for the business after increasing…
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The largest shareholder in Johnston Press has upped his stake in the news publisher to block any plans for its…
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Facebook hires former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg as its head of global affairs and communications
Facebook has hired former deputy prime minister and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg as its head of global affairs and…
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Popbitch reveals thousands of readers signed up in wake of ‘micro-paywall’ launch
Popbitch editor Camilla Wright said 3,000 readers have signed up since it launched a “micro-paywall” on its website earlier this…
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Publishing association urges chancellor to cut ‘digital reading tax’ in budget
The Professional Publishers Association has pushed for Chancellor Philip Hammond to cut VAT on digital publications in his 2018 budget,…
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