The BBC, tablets and a refusal to pay for digital news
When you start from a low base all progress looks impressive, all growth appears steep. If that sounds like a…
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Thomson Reuters to cut 2,500 jobs worldwide
Thomson Reuters is to cut 2,500 jobs in according to chief executive Jim Smith, the BBC (and others) report. The…
ByChrystia Freeland becomes Thomson Reuters digital editor
Chrystia Freeland has been appointed to the newly created role of Thomson Reuters digital editor. In her new role, Freeland…
ByTwo journalists freed in Syria and Libya
Reuters has confirmed that one of its photographers, Khaled al-Hariri, a Syrian national, was freed by the Syrian authorities yesterday…
ByReuters columnist resigns after breaching rules on share trading
A columnist working for Reuters’ Breakingviews financial commentary service has resigned after breaking the news agency’s rules on share dealing.…
ByVideo: Last footage captured by Reuters journalist killed in Bangkok
The last scenes filmed by the Reuters journalist Hiro Muramoto moment before he was killed during riots in Bangkok have…
ByReuters photographer freed by US forces in Iraq after 17 months detention
A Reuters photographer Ibrahim Jassam Mohammed has been freed by the US military after 17 months’ detention in Iraq without…
ByReuters.com relaunches with greater consumer focus
Thomson Reuters has revamped its Reuters.com website to more widely showcase its business and finance coverage – executives also indicated…
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