Top 50 news sites in the US in September: BBC and Mail Online among top three fastest-growing
The BBC and the Mail Online were among the top three fastest-growing large newsbrands in the US in September, according…
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Top 50 most popular news sites in the US: Growth at NYT, New York Post and Mail Online in July
The Mail Online was one of only three top ten sites by number of visits to grow its US audience…
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UK journalism has received almost £80m in philanthropy since 2019 but US dominates donations for news
UK journalism has been supported by at least £77m* of philanthropic funding since 2019, Press Gazette research has found –…
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Interview: Katty Kay returns to the BBC to help British news giant conquer North America
Katty Kay is one of several high-profile journalists to have left the BBC over the past 12 months. Now, following…
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Social media battles make Americans log off – to go and read the news instead
Americans balk at seeing political debates online, moving them away from their social media feeds – but toward voting and…
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Mehdi Hasan on making it in America and why media can’t ‘reset the clock’ on Trump
In this interview with Press Gazette, Mehdi Hasan talks about how he has made his name in the United States…
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US publishers fight for Australia-style legislation to force Google and Meta to pay for news
The US news industry is stepping up its efforts to persuade Washington to pass Australia-style legislation that would force Google…
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A view from the US on how UK has become hot bed of news media innovation
Heidi Legg, lead research fellow at the Future of Media Project at the Institute for Quantitative Social Science at Harvard,…
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