Sky’s Stuart Ramsay on why he undertook his most dangerous mission yet
"Despite the growth of very opinion-based talk television...going and seeing it" is still key says Ramsay.
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Survey reveals global newsroom adoption of AI at early stage but set to increase
Three-quarters of respondent newsrooms see the new opportunities from ChatGPT and Bard.
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Radio Times at 100: Magazine still ‘highly profitable’ fuelled by subscriptions
Joint editor Tom Loxley explains the Radio Times mission of guidance has not changed for 100 years.
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Pictured: National World journalists picket in company’s first-ever national strike
The NUJ said more than 330 journalists walked out on Monday.
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GB News breached impartiality rules when Tory MPs interviewed Jeremy Hunt – Ofcom
The rule breach relates to a March broadcast of Saturday Morning with Esther and Phil.
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Sunday Times journalist warns over ‘very upsetting’ Russell Brand follow-up coverage
Brand is now a self-styled enemy of the so-called "mainstream media" with his own Youtube channel.
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From editor to CEO: Christian Broughton shares Independent’s global growth plan
The Indy's team in the UK is also expanding, including the appointment of eight new reporters.
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John Ryley calls time on ‘supine’ royal reporting, Westminster gossip and GB News ads boycott
Ryley also said SNP and Lib Dems should be dropped from TV leadership debates.
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