Court reporting seminar hears support for social media levy to help fund public service journalism
Former Culture Secretary John Whittingdale has talked to Facebook and Google about paying into the local democracy reporters scheme funded…
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Facebook tells UK fake news inquiry it will expand probe into Russian interference in Brexit vote
Facebook has told the government’s fake news inquiry that it will expand its investigation into whether Russian agents attempted to…
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Facebook News Feed changes ‘deeply significant’ for publishing industry
Facebook’s move to show less content from publishers and advertisers in its News Feed will be good for users, but…
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Facebook changes mean users will see less content from media in their News Feed
Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg has said fewer posts from the media and other businesses will be featured in Facebook’s…
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News publishers told to reduce reliance on Facebook amid steep drop in user engagement with content from top news sites
News publishers will need to reduce their reliance on Facebook to survive, experts have warned, as figures show a dramatic…
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Publishers view Facebook negatively as concerns about big tech companies grow, report shows
Publishers are becoming increasingly concerned about the impact tech companies, such as Facebook and Google, are having on the news…
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Social media giants risk being told to “open up or break up” in 2018 as fears over fake news approach…
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MPs to head to Washington DC in New Year as part of UK ‘fake news’ inquiry
MPs from the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee will visit Washington DC in February next year as part…
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