Wikileaks gave Afghan documents to journalists first to ‘impart credibility’
The Guardian’sUS journalism academic Dan Kennedy, writing for The Guardian, today responded to the question of why Wikileaks gave The…
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Telegraph blogger questions selective press leak of Wikileaks Afghanistan war logs
Daily Telegraph deputy blogs editor Will Heaven has question the decision by Wikileaks to selectively leak its Afghanistan war fails…
ByVideo: Wikileaks’ Julian Assange press conference on military files leak
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is currently giving a press conference at London’s Frontline Club about the publication today by his…
ByMirror claims record traffic for football site during World Cup
The Mirror has claimed the World Cup helped deliver record audience numbers to its standalone website, MirrorFootball.co.uk.
ByA few quick numbers on Times and Sunday Times readership behind the paywall
The weekend saw a flurry of figures about the reader reaction to the introduction of the Times paywall.
ByBBC recruits journalists for new US-facing online news effort
The BBC is creating a specifically US-focused news website. Reuters reports that the BBC has recruited journalists to bulk up…
ByPR Week survey: 78 per cent say they don’t think Times paywall will work
PR week has commissioned a survey from online market research company Onepoll, to find out how the Times paywall is…
ByMichael Wolff: Behind the Times and Sunday Times paywall ‘it’s an empty world’
Rupert Murdoch biographer Michael Wolff has used his latest Newser column to take a swipe at the chances of success…
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