Interview: Insider editor-in-chief Nicholas Carlson says news outfits that can survive Covid-19 crisis will later thrive
Nicholas Carlson knows what it’s like to lose your job during a recession. In 2008, at the height of the…
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Cabinet Office rebutting 70 false coronavirus claims per week since outbreak began
The Cabinet Office has rebutted about 70 false claims per week since the coronavirus (Covid-19) crisis hit the UK, the…
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How to host virtual events: Tips for publishers on how to respond to coronavirus pandemic
Media and publishing businesses have relied on live events to connect their communities and generate revenue from sponsors and exhibitors…
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Poll: Most say journalists not doing good job of holding govt to account during daily Covid-19 briefings
Journalists have not done a good job of holding the Government to account during the daily UK Covid-19 press briefings,…
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Some 600 nominations for Journalism Matters: Excellence in Reporting Coronavirus survey
Journalists are the unsung key workers of the coronavirus pandemic. Without their efforts dangerous fake news would continue circulating unchallenged…
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Donald Trump under pressure from 240 US politicians to help save local media with advertising
Donald Trump is coming under increased political pressure to step in to help embattled local media companies with federal government…
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Metro continues to print at a loss to serve UK’s key workers still commuting
Metro, the UK’s most-read newspaper, is continuing to print throughout the coronavirus lockdown despite losing the majority of its readers:…
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Charted: Google News data suggests reader interest in coronavirus has already peaked
The coronavirus crisis led to record levels of interest in online news, data from Google shows. But interest in Covid-19,…
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