Banned in UK, China state broadcaster now running free video news agency
AMSP claims to have 600 partner newsrooms using its content.
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Photographer wins court copyright row with local radio website
V2 Radio was ordered to pay damages and costs for the use of the photo on its website.
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‘Our work has never felt more important’
AFP news chief Phil Chetwynd oversees a 50-strong team reporting from Israel, Gaza and West Bank.
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Gender pay gap at UK media companies narrows to 12%
There are more men than women in the top-paid quartile at 91% of major UK media companies.
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From flongs to fudgeboxes and clickbait to cookies. An A-Z of UK journalism jargon.
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Reuters to create 100 jobs and reboot paywall following London Stock Exchange deal
The Reuters global newsroom will see investment in 100 editorial roles.
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Agency boss: Journalists face ‘endless legals and daily abuse’ post-Leveson
Ten years on from the Leveson Report, Jon Harris of Cavendish Press on the impact it's had on journalists.
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