Twice as many Brits got 2024 election news from TV as from social media, Ofcom finds
It also found women, working class and older people were more likely to switch off from news over the campaign.
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UK general election misinformation: What publishers can do about it
The same technological advances vitalise and threaten content creation in 2024.
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‘Anti-trans narratives’ see Unherd put on advertising blacklist
Unherd's CEO says the Global Disinformation Index should lose government funding.
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New Full Fact CEO: Fact-checkers may need ‘to be a bit more rock and roll’
Chris Morris says it's best not to "get too po-faced" about inaccuracies but wants to boost Full Fact's profile.
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What will generative AI do to journalism? Experts and execs sound off at NewsXchange
Although there were notes of caution, most speakers were optimistic about AI and journalism.
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Trust low, perception of spin and misreporting high, and attention spans dip: News habits survey
The survey found almost half of people feel negative after watching or reading the news.
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BBC unveils Verify team of 60 journalists it says will be ‘transparency in action’
BBC News chief executive Deborah Turness said BBC Verify would "pull back the curtain".
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Republican Matt Gaetz calls for Congress investigation into media watchdog Newsguard
The Trump-aligned congressman made the comments after a hearing into the so-called Twitter Files.
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