UK newsroom return: No vaccine passports, hybrid working model widely embraced, delayed return for some
UK newsrooms are favouring a hybrid working model, which includes a mixture of office and remote working, with some companies…
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How journalists can hit back at online abuse as C4’s Cathy Newman reveals ‘totally dehumanising’ attacks
Journalists have spoken about how receiving online abuse feels like being “eviscerated by a pack of dogs in the street”…
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Ofcom dismisses competition concerns from LBC, News UK and ITN over BBC Sounds
BBC Sounds is not having a “significant adverse impact on fair and effective competition” in the podcast and radio market,…
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ITN fears ‘news desert’ without fresh legislation promoting public service news online
Broadcast news producer ITN has warned of a “news desert” in which disinformation and misinformation could be allowed to thrive…
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Dow Jones boss says Google deal ‘historic shift’ but ITN CEO says ad hoc deals not enough
The chief executive of Dow Jones has described the News Corp deal with Google as a “historic shift” and “just…
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The Guardian, ITN and Economist among news brands taking govt furlough cash in December
UK news publishers including The Guardian, ITN and Economist collectively took between £390,000 and £1.18m from the Government’s Covid-19 furlough…
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Broadcasters fear proposed ‘duty of care’ rules could have ‘chilling effect’ on news reporting
Broadcasters have urged Ofcom to exclude news and current affairs programming from proposed new “duty of care” requirements being drawn…
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ITN reaches ethnic minority representation target but pay equality with white staff still lacking
Production company ITN has reached its target of one fifth black, Asian and ethnic minority staff two years ahead of…
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