BBC says ‘flagship’ hosts like Lineker and Lord Sugar must be impartial when shows are on air
Among the hosts named are Gary Lineker, Lord Alan Sugar and Fiona Bruce.
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"Part of the problem is that we are optimising on sites for the super users."
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Audience growth: What publishers can learn from Tiktok and why social still matters
Panellists from Reach, Arc XP, The Independent and Ladbible Group on Tiktok, social media referrals, and news avoidance.
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Why New Statesman became first major publisher to exclusively host newsletters on Substack
The magazine appears to be the largest legacy journalism organisation on Substack.
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How to reach Gen Z on Tiktok: Six of the best pages publishers can learn from
Press Gazette's intern reviews some prominent journalism-related accounts on Tiktok.
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Newscast on Discord: Why BBC ‘hero brand’ launched on messaging platform
Interactions between hosts and their audience are already feeding back into on-air editorial choices.
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News is second most popular type of social media video – Ofcom
Ofcom report also shows interest in news on speech radio versus podcasts.
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How publishers are experimenting with Meta’s Twitter rival Threads
Journalists at Reach and the New Statesman among those assessing Threads three weeks in.
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