Who are the UK’s political editors? From broadcast to print
Political editors are a vital part of any media outlet. Here are the main ones across print and broadcast.
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Google’s fight in France and what it means for UK publishers
What can UK publishers learn from the French competition authority’s €250m fine imposed on Google.
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Who owns the Daily Mail?
The Daily Mail, under DMGT, has been under the control of the same family since its launch 126 years ago.
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Census reveals total number of journalists and PRs: More than half female
There are almost 9,000 more PRs in England, Wales and Northern Ireland than there are journalists.
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How regional newsrooms can use AI to protect the ‘lifeblood of local journalism’
Regional journalism experts appear optimistic generative AI can help their snowed-under newsrooms.
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UK has second-lowest level of trust in press in survey of 24 countries
Only Egypt reported lower levels of trust in the press than the UK.
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UK news coverage of women-focused issues down a fifth in five years
Research shows that gender-related terms in journalism have decreased in recent years.
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The myth of UK tabloid newspapers and ‘kompromat’
Have tabloid newspapers ever kept secret files for future blackmail purposes?
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