TBIJ launches People’s Newsroom to boost community journalism and improve diversity
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism has launched an ambitious project to address what it sees as UK journalism’s broken business…
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Agency photographer attempts to take back copyright in ‘game-changer’ lawsuit
A former photographer for Agence France-Presse (AFP) has filed a lawsuit against the news agency hoping to get rid of…
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PA defeats ‘full-frontal attack on open justice’ in landmark win backing right to publish defendant addresses
Criminal defendants’ addresses can be published unless there are exceptional circumstances, the High Court and Court of Appeal ruled in…
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Reuters paywall launch: Why CMO Josh London believes readers will pay for ‘news in context’
Global news agency Reuters is confident readers will pay for “news in context” as it prepares to compete with Bloomberg,…
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PA wins High Court injunction against union issuing ‘fake’ press passes to ‘citizen journalists’
The national news agency for the UK and Ireland has obtained a High Court injunction to stop “fake” press cards…
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Reuters editor-in-chief Stephen J Adler interview: Agency’s US election reporters given flak jackets and gas masks
It’s not uncommon for a global news agency like Reuters to have to kit out its staff with gas masks…
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News agency apologises to Harry and Meghan over alleged drone photos
A news agency has apologised to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex after drones were allegedly used to take pictures…
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How events are adapting to post-Covid world: A photographer’s view
With event organisers now successfully adapting to the new normal and navigating how to produce events safely, we are experiencing…
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