Online Safety Bill: Peers ‘remain to be convinced’ protections for journalism are enough
Peers have warned they “remain to be convinced” that the draft Online Safety Bill will not stop journalistic content being…
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Journalism students now need training for ‘vile’ online abuse they will face, study finds
It is “necessary” to better prepare journalism trainees for the realities of increasingly “vile” online abuse they could face, according…
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Clubhouse for publishers: News outlets curious but not committed to social audio app as Twitter and Facebook line up rivals
The Clubhouse craze of early 2021 is over. And now, as the dust settles, publishers need work out whether the…
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Tech platforms now editors says Hancock as Trump banned from social media and Parler switched off by Amazon
The decision by some social media giants to ban US President Donald Trump from their platforms raises a “very big…
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Online Safety Bill: Social media companies face big fines for unsafe content, but news media exempt
Ofcom will be given the power to fine social media companies millions of pounds if they fail to combat misinformation…
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Quarter of people don’t check truth of articles they see on social media, Ofcom finds
A quarter of people say they don’t check the truth of articles they see on social media, according to new…
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‘Just stop it’: News execs Will Lewis and Lionel Barber condemn journalists’ ‘unbecoming’ use of social media to share opinions
Two senior newspaper executives have condemned journalists’ “unbecoming” use of social media to share their opinions and exclusive content. Will…
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Doctors’ group backs Press Gazette Infodemic campaign: ‘Tsunami of falsehoods on Covid-19 is making us helpless’
A group representing doctors across the UK today backs Press Gazette’s “Fight The Infodemic” campaign, which calls on social media…
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