BBC Trusted News Initiative on how publishers can fight disinformation
There is widespread mistrust of institutions – that is what leaders from Davos to democratic capitals all over the world…
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BBC eyes subscription solution to tackle Global News funding shortfall
The BBC has suggested it could look into launching a subscription model for its global news services after seeing other…
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BBC fined £28,000 for contempt after recording and broadcasting clip of court hearing on Microsoft Teams
The BBC has been fined £28,000 for contempt of court after “a catalogue of serious errors” resulted in the recording…
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BBC tops £1m on legal fees fighting equal pay and race discrimination cases
The BBC has spent more than £1m on legal fees fighting equal pay and race discrimination cases brought by staff,…
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BBC’s Sophia Smith Galer on TikTok fame and why she’s ‘flummoxed’ more publishers don’t copy Washington Post’s ‘Dave’
BBC journalist Sophia Smith Galer has revealed she was once followed home after being recognised in the street as a…
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New BBC chairman says Brexit coverage was ‘incredibly balanced’ and calls licence fee ‘least worst’ option
The BBC’s next chairman, ex-banker Richard Sharp, has said its coverage of Brexit was “incredibly balanced” but that the broadcaster…
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Journalists must be ‘activists for impartiality’ to rebuild trust in media – BBC’s Tim Davie
Journalists must be “activists for impartiality” to defend the news media in the face of distrust and disinformation, according to…
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New Journalist of the Year Rianna Croxford on how she became BBC’s youngest network news correspondent
The BBC’s youngest network news correspondent has spoken about the moments the responsibility of telling stories about the human cost of…
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