Prisoner exchange ‘only route out’ for Evan Gershkovich, fears Independent’s diplomatic editor
Kim Sengupta thought the Russian government is otherwise unlikely to release the Wall Street Journal reporter.
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Fox News v Dominion and the biggest libel payouts in history
Press Gazette looks at other large UK and US libel payouts in recent decades.
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Fox agrees $787.5m last-minute settlement in Dominion libel case
Fox said it acknowledged "the court’s rulings finding certain claims about Dominion to be false".
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How games are powering online subscriptions at The New York Times
The NYT's head of games explains how games are a key way the subscription powerhouse attracts audiences.
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Mother Jones CEO on how reader donations became big business for investigative title
Monika Bauerlein says the growth in journalism sitting behind paywalls is causing a "major crisis" for information.
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Republican Matt Gaetz calls for Congress investigation into media watchdog Newsguard
The Trump-aligned congressman made the comments after a hearing into the so-called Twitter Files.
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Update: Brit hyperlocal editor barred from returning to NYC has US visa approved
Phil O'Brien founded W42ST.nyc in 2014 and employs two members of staff.
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The US and UK Google ad-tech litigation which could win billions for publishers
We digest two lawsuits targeting Google's allegedly monopolistic ad practices and what they mean for publishers.
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