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Journalism job cuts in 2026 tracked: Minnesota Star Tribune to cut 15% of staff

Press Gazette rolling updates on redundancies made in 2026.

By Charlotte Tobitt

Reuters releases first documentary in bid to reach new audiences

Reuters invested in visual investigations with two new roles this year.

By Charlotte Tobitt

Thomson Reuters boss says AI licensing deals only involve archive text

News feed, video, images and audio are off the table in AI licensing deals says Steve Hasker.

By Charlotte Tobitt

News booms on Youtube: BBC goes top as leading publishers grow 16%

Ranking of all English-language publishers on Youtube with more than one million subscribers.

By Alice Brooker

Which journalists and news outlets are most cited by AI answer engines?

Generative AI answers often cite less well known B2B and specialist titles.

By Dominic Ponsford

News agency bosses at Reuters and PA explain differing ‘red line’ on use of AI

Insights shared by Alessandra Gallioni of Reuters, Jack Lefley of PA Media and other senior editors.

By Charlotte Tobitt

Amid WaPo woes five US news giants show how industry can grow

Green shoots in digital advertising, video and subs at NYT, Bloomberg, People Inc and Dow Jones.

By Charlotte Tobitt

Editors unite to demand Parliament takes action on SLAPPs

Editors from The Telegraph, Guardian and others have banded together against legal bullying of media.

By Alice Brooker

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