Jeff Zucker: ‘It’s going to be easier to invest in journalism outside UK’
Zucker defends involvement of UAE money in attempted Telegraph deal.
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Tina Brown announces Sir Harry Evans fellowship to support budding photographer on deep-dive project
Sir Harry Memorial Fund introduces a photojournalism fellowship to support the ‘young Don McCullins’.
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How investigations drive subscriptions at FT, Guardian, Tortoise and New York Times
Editors from the New York Times, Financial Times and Tortoise back the value of investigations.
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Guardian editor reveals investigations and ‘legal attacks’ drive reader contributions
Katharine Viner said The Guardian’s is “a really inspiring model for investigative journalism”.
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Woodward, Bernstein and Schama call time on ‘post-truth’ era
Watergate reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein discussed the role of journalism in a modern age.
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Dominion CEO defends high US defamation standard despite Fox News battle
He also explained why he settled the case even though he “couldn’t wait” for opening statements.
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Barry Diller joins News Corp and Axel Springer to fight ‘destructive’ AI
Diller, a founder of Fox, also spoke of how the Dominion case stained Rupert Murdoch’s legacy.
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Nick Davies on Harry versus Mirror legal action and why press reform would have stopped Brexit
The journalist was speaking at the Sir Harry Evans Summit as the Mirror v Harry case began a few miles…
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