Journalists have Qatar World Cup visas ‘revoked’ after Iranian ‘terrorist’ designation
Iran International has accused politics of getting in the way of its journalists being permitted to report from the Qatar…
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How the BBC plans to crack US news (without getting sucked into the culture wars)
BBC News believes it can be “an antidote” to disinformation and polarisation in the US news landscape. The corporation has…
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John Simpson and Huw Edwards top the table for BBC moonlighting: Full Q3 2022 figures
John Simpson, the BBC's longstanding foreign correspondent and world affairs editor, made at least £20,000 on top of his salary…
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Tortoise’s Ceri Thomas on the future of podcasting: ‘It is the bedrock of everything we do’
The editor of Tortoise Studios, Ceri Thomas, has told Press Gazette how podcasts went from an experiment for the slow…
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How advances in technology let PA Media break into live video coverage
PA Media – formerly Press Association – has moved into live video output for the first time helped by new…
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John Ware seeks additional damages from Paddy French over ‘ludicrous’ Panorama pamphlet
Panorama journalist John Ware is seeking additional damages from Press Gang editor Paddy French as a result of the latter’s…
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Tears, fury and thunder: BBC staff reaction to local radio cutbacks
Last week, the BBC announced plans to cut 139 staff roles at its local radio stations around England. In the…
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Update 4 November: The BBC has ruled that “several remarks and reactions” made by presenter Martine Croxall about Boris Johnson…
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