‘Pick up the phone’ is one of 26 fixes offered to police by Crime Reporters Association
The report asks forces to stage more unreportable briefings - and start picking up their phones again.
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Where we get our news in 2024: Social media has become the new global newsstand
Survey reveals leading sources of news in UK and US.
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Former Business Insider execs launch personal finance brand on Substack
MoneyIn2 hopes to tell those who don't yet have money how to make it.
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Reach redundancies: Company rejects report it will replace journalists with influencers
Comments given by CEO Jim Mullen to The Telegraph prompted confusion and anger among staff.
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The News Movement ‘on target to hit profit’ amid cuts and exit of CEO William Lewis
“We are hitting all the targets we have set ourselves. We are on a path to profitability.”
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Why is 20-year-old Linkedin now cool? We’ve not changed, says editor-in-chief
Linkedin’s editor-in-chief Daniel Roth explains how the platform is prioritising and promoting news.
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BBC says ‘flagship’ hosts like Lineker and Lord Sugar must be impartial when shows are on air
Among the hosts named are Gary Lineker, Lord Alan Sugar and Fiona Bruce.
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Ten major trends in news consumption publishers need to be thinking about
"Part of the problem is that we are optimising on sites for the super users."
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