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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Press shut out of Home Office’s Snoopers’ Charter Apple encryption tribunal
Requests to make representations by a group including the BBC, Daily Mail, Guardian and Times have so far been ignored.
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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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Sun names director of video to lead new strategy
Jon Lloyd to lead video-first commissioning strategy.
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The man who helped cost Rupert Murdoch £500m
Former tabloid reporter Graham Johnson is a key figure in Prince Harry's tabloid legal actions.
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News titles from Guardian to Daily Mail unite in opposition to AI copyright grab
Nearly every UK national newspaper has backed campaign against AI copyright exemption.
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Facebook Channels providing small but engaged audience for publishers
Reach and News UK share insights into launching on Facebook Channels.
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Harold Wilson’s press secretary Joe Haines dies at 97
Joe Haines was a journalist for The Sun before joining Wilson, and later at the Daily Mirror.
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