How GB News is bouncing back after launch wobbles and exit of Andrew Neil
With a new editorial director, new breakfast show, DAB radio launch and addition of the National Anthem to the start…
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Sky News boss John Ryley says ‘age of the all-powerful anchor is gone’ 30 years after retirement of Sir Alastair Burnet
John Ryley (pictured), head of Sky News, reflects on the broadcast news industry 30 years on from the retirement of…
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London Live avoids being fined or losing licence over David Icke coronavirus interview
Ofcom has decided not to fine London Live after it broadcast a “potentially harmful” interview with conspiracy theorist David Icke,…
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Lib Dems and SNP lose High Court challenge over planned ITV election debate
The Liberal Democrats and SNP have lost a High Court challenge against ITV over its decision to exclude their party leaders from…
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Journalism students offered £500 compensation after university course fails broadcast accreditation bid
Students at an undergraduate journalism course are being offered £500 in compensation after the host university failed in its bid…
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Study reveals drop in privately-educated journalists at top of media over last five years
The proportion of privately-educated top journalists has fallen over the past five years but the media continues to be one…
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Journalists have ‘nothing to fear’ from artificial intelligence in newsrooms, says media tech expert
Journalists have “nothing to fear” from artificial intelligence, according to a leading media technology expert who has worked with Sky…
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Broadcast training boss warns of ‘gradual erosion’ of social skills as journalism students grow up messaging online
A top broadcast journalism trainer has claimed a “gradual erosion” of real-life social skills, brought on by social media and…
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