Ian Hislop interview: How Private Eye survived Covid-19 and why the BBC is under threat from ‘vindictive’ government
The last time I interviewed Ian Hislop, on a warm September afternoon in 2015, the Soho streets around Private Eye’s…
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Geordie Greig explains what the Daily Mail stands for as it launches bid to help UK’s ‘lost generation’
The phrase ‘Daily Mail reader’ is used as a term of abuse by some on the left of British politics…
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Interview: Associated Press CEO Gary Pruitt on US Capitol riot attack on photographer, ‘quite vile’ threats and the loss of a ‘common sense of reality’
“Get the f*** out of here!” These words, spat at an Associated Press photographer last week as he was shoved…
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The new Trump bump: How Newsmax CEO Christopher Ruddy and far-right outlets are taking on Fox News
For alternative right-wing US news outlets, November 2020 could prove to be a flash in the pan – the high…
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New Journalist of the Year Rianna Croxford on how she became BBC’s youngest network news correspondent
The BBC’s youngest network news correspondent has spoken about the moments the responsibility of telling stories about the human cost of…
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Interview: How Wall Street Journal used subscriptions ‘science’ to sign up 350,000 new online subscribers this year
For journalism businesses, one of the surprise benefits of a global health crisis has proved to be the emergence of…
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Richard Tofel interview: President of ProPublica on how ‘Trump bump’ helped donor-funded group triple in size
ProPublica, a non-profit investigative news operation that has won six Pulitzer Prizes in its 12-year history, was a major beneficiary…
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The Conversation chief exec Chris Waiting on how pandemic has boosted readership and revenue
The Conversation UK’s chief executive is reluctant to call the coronavirus pandemic an “opportunity” for the academic-led publication given the…
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