Report finds Gen Z more likely to fact-check information – and believe Covid conspiracies
The research found Gen Z treat social media sceptically – but nonetheless believe more Covid-19 conspiracy theories.
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BBC News accidentally airs call for suspension of mRNA Covid-19 vaccines
A guest invited on to speak about statins pivoted mid-way into his appearance.
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From $100m in-flight mags giant to zero and up again: How Ink bounced back
Ink CEO Simon Leslie on his in-flight magazine business bouncing back after Covid.
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Anti-lockdown protesters convicted of abusing BBC journalist Nicholas Watt
Five men and a woman who verbally abused BBC journalist Nicholas Watt at a protest have now been convicted of…
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Return of the frees: How City AM proved sceptics wrong with post-Covid comeback
The editor of City AM has said the “underdog” free paper’s return to pre-pandemic distribution levels “probably proves a lot…
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B2B publisher Mark Allen Group reports pandemic profit growth
Specialist publisher Mark Allen Group grew profits in the first full-year of the Covid-19 pandemic by a fifth despite a…
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Journalism during the pandemic: Many suffered stress, frustration, anxiety and burnout
New research on British journalists’ work in the Covid-19 pandemic has revealed that it was the digital transformations, such as…
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Pandemic puts ‘rocket boosters’ on live blogs as sites see sky-high engagement
The pandemic has attached “rocket boosters” to news live blogs and led to more investment from publishers as sites try…
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