Reuters paywall launch: Why CMO Josh London believes readers will pay for ‘news in context’
Global news agency Reuters is confident readers will pay for “news in context” as it prepares to compete with Bloomberg,…
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Reuters paywall launch is agency’s ‘largest digital transformation in a decade’
Reuters News is launching a paywall in what it described as its “largest digital transformation” in a decade. The news…
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Journalists must be ‘activists for impartiality’ to rebuild trust in media – BBC’s Tim Davie
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Platform profile: Reuters Connect offers a ‘one-stop shop’ for global news content
Reuters Connect is a B2B content marketplace for news publishers, featuring all of Reuters multimedia content as well as a…
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Trust, truth and making news pay: Editors outline the biggest challenges for journalism in 2021
It may be a new year, but many of the challenges facing journalism in 2021 are not new. The question…
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Reuters editor-in-chief Stephen J Adler interview: Agency’s US election reporters given flak jackets and gas masks
It’s not uncommon for a global news agency like Reuters to have to kit out its staff with gas masks…
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The top ten most-followed news accounts on Twitter
CNN controls the two most followed news accounts on Twitter, research by Press Gazette has found. The organisation’s breaking news…
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Veteran Reuters photographer Andrew Winning who ‘had so much to offer journalism’ dies aged 49
Andrew Winning, a 22-year Reuters veteran and one of the most talented news agency photojournalists of his generation, died in…
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