Wall Street Journal story on Trump and Epstein took six months and 20 staff
“Bad faith” threats put public interest reporting at risk, leading journalists tell summit.
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WSJ legal victory over Trump means his $10bn BBC lawsuit likely to fail
Florida court upholds principle that US libel claimants must prove malice.
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The Hill is growing traffic in a declining market by investing in reporters
Senior VP for editorial Bill Sammon on how The Hill is capitalising on ‘bonkers’ news cycle in US.
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Trump files lawsuit against BBC over ‘deceptive, disparaging, inflammatory’ editing
BBC accused of “intentionally” misrepresenting Trump in the editing of a speech for Panorama.
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BBC “strongly disagrees” Trump has grounds for a defamation claim.
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White House embraces rise of ‘newsfluencers’
How social media ‘newsfluencers’ have made their way into the heart of the US government.
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New York Times editor Joe Kahn defends publishing Trump story every half hour
NYT and Reuters editors respond to concerns Trump is purposely overwhelming news media.
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The Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg: ‘The market understands what a quality story is’
Goldberg also discussed his addition to a Trump administration group chat, describing it as “too stupid to be believed”.
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