Lessons from ITV on how news outlets should cover their own crises
What ITV, the BBC and The Guardian have done right - or wrong - in recent crises about themselves.
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Laura Kuenssberg: It is not the job of broadcasters to sway public opinion
The former BBC political editor also warned of "risks" from making too much of online abuse.
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Kamal Ahmed: Publishers, don’t dump ‘unreliable’ tech platform ‘boyfriends’
BBC, The News Movement and Reuters leaders respond to Digital News Report findings.
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Trust and subscribers up, social overtaking TV: US news trends for 2023
Social media is set to finally become a bigger source of news for Americans than TV.
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BBC boss Tim Davie ‘highly empathetic’ to striking staff but says local radio cuts will continue
The director-general said BBC Local had taken less of a budget hit than other parts of the broadcaster.
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Is the BBC left-wing? Not according to 80% of the British public
Why the endlessly repeated "left-wing BBC" narrative fits neither the facts nor most people’s perception.
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Gail Champion named first BBC Local investigations editor
New BBC Local investigations set-up following closure of Inside Out.
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Nick Robinson interview: Whatever happened to broadcast news impartiality?
Robinson talks Today, the threat (or lack thereof) posed by podcasts and his workaholic ways.
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