Inside The Observer’s Salt Path investigation: Legal hurdles, ‘AI’ book and putting new version of paper on the map
The Observer's exposé of the "real" Salt Path has boosted its online traffic and print sales.
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Sky News chief on ‘halo-effect’ of personality-driven news
News leaders also cover willingness to pay for news, video versus text and AI threat to traditional search.
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‘The opposite of what Hitler would do’ on better paper: Observer relaunched by Tortoise
James Harding says Observer will be independent, liberal and internationalist under Tortoise.
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Tortoise plans for The Observer: ‘We can buck the market trend’
Press Gazette speaks to new co-CEO, digital editor and creative director of The Observer under Tortoise.
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Observer makes four sport hires as takeover date approaches
Former Observer chief sports writer Paul Hayward and The Athletic's Rory Smith among new hires.
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Rachel Sylvester named Observer political editor as around half staff leave title
Around half current Observer staff have taken redundancy rather than join Tortoise Media.
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As some publishers seek full return to office, most staff favour hybrid working
Eight in ten respondents to a Press Gazette survey backed hybrid/flexible working.
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Douglas Murray wins ‘substantial’ damages after Observer column error
An Observer writer inaccurately claimed comments made by Murray in 2023 had referred to the 2024 riots.
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