Pushers: How publishers became addicted to the traffic hit from news alerts
The instant traffic hit from push alerts means that most publishers are now using them every day, regardless of whether…
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Meet the Facts Man: BBC’s Ros Atkins on the rise of explainer journalism
Over the past 11 months, Ros Atkins has been transformed from a semi-recognisable BBC presenter into a Twitter sensation. His…
By Why and how news publishers are using push alerts in 2022: insights from the BBC, Reach and the Guardian
Anyone with a news app installed on their phone would likely have noticed that news publishers are not shying away…
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Google’s latest core algorithm change hits major news publishers harder than ‘helpful content’ update
Ten of the leading news websites in the UK saw their visibility in search rankings reduced as a result of…
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Nearly 1,000 news industry jobs cut in UK, US and Ireland since June
Journalist redundancies appear to be rising in the UK, US and Ireland as publishers brace for a recession. Of 830…
ByPanorama journalist John Ware settles libel claim over Labour activist’s Radio 2 attack
John Ware, the journalist who presented a BBC Panorama investigation into the Labour Party’s handling of antisemitism allegations, has received…
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‘You do not automate people out of their jobs’: Data journalism bosses on the rise of robots
Data journalism chiefs from CNN, the BBC, Bloomberg News and United Robots have told how advancements in artificial intelligence have…
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BBC’s Tim Davie dismisses ‘brain drain’ and ‘nonsense’ claims of board bias
The BBC’s director-general Tim Davie has slammed “nonsense” claims of political interference by members of the broadcaster’s board. Davie also…
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