Ex-Dow Jones CEO Will Lewis on future of news: Advertising is ‘gone’, high-quality impactful journalism ‘absolutely critical’
Former Dow Jones chief executive Will Lewis has set out what he believes are the must-haves for news business models…
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FT editor Roula Khalaf warns against long-term switch to remote working for journalists
Financial Times editor Roula Khalaf has warned that long-term remote working could be “problematic” for news companies as they “have…
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Publishers and tech giants get ready to fight US election disinformation
A group of major news publishers and tech giants are preparing to collaborate in the fight against disinformation ahead of…
By ‘Just stop it’: News execs Will Lewis and Lionel Barber condemn journalists’ ‘unbecoming’ use of social media to share opinions
Two senior newspaper executives have condemned journalists’ “unbecoming” use of social media to share their opinions and exclusive content. Will…
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News industry set for £50m-a-year boost from VAT cut on digital publications
The UK’s newspaper and magazine industry stands to be at least £50m-a-year better off after a Government move to cut…
By Fresh spending and pay cuts at FT despite 50,000 new sign-ups during Covid-19 crisis
The Financial Times is cutting its spending on non-staff contributors and implementing further cuts to pay and working hours as…
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UK govt steps up media rebuttal strategy with lengthy blog posts versus Sunday Times and FT
The Government published two lengthy blog posts yesterday hitting back against Sunday Times and Financial Times articles about its handling…
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Coronavirus: News UK asks staff to take unpaid leave + FT warns of multi-million revenue gap
News UK, publisher of the Sun and Times newspapers, has asked staff to volunteer for unpaid leave or to reduce…
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