‘Tough love’: Reuters Institute chief says news industry has ‘lost way’ with audiences
Mitali Mukherjee argued "the news misses its audiences, but the audience doesn't miss the news".
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Newsquest now employing 36 ‘AI-assisted reporters’
And leaders at The Guardian, Times and Sun warn of risks from "non-canon" AI-summarised news.
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Southport knife attack misinformation due to police PR secrecy say crime journalists
College of Policing has written to Attorney General seeking changes to PR policies.
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Failure to tackle online abuse of journalists could prove fatal, editors warned
Carole Cadwalladr and The Sun's Jerome Starkey give stark warning over online abuse.
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Covering second Trump presidency ‘much more difficult’ says NYT’s Mark Landler
Finding sources and threat of lawfare both cited as bigger issues in Donald Trump's second term.
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Secrecy around UK gun police threatens open justice say editors and reporters
The Society of Editors and Crime Reporters Association sought assurances the plan will not set a new precedent.
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‘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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Ian Hislop on journalism, ‘privilege’ of editing and why he is committed to print
"When I was told I was being given an award I thought, ‘Oh, shit, damages.’"
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