BBC defeats judge’s Twitter ban in Scottish court trial
The BBC had to go to court to argue for permission for its journalists to continue sending Twitter messages from…
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Most-shared general election stories on social media overwhelmingly anti-Tory with no sign yet of fake news
The most shared news stories about the general election on social media appear to be overwhelmingly anti-Tory with the Independent…
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Twitter and Bloomberg announce plan for 24/7 streaming news service on the platform
Bloomberg Media is teaming up with Twitter to create what they say will be a new 24/7 breaking news network…
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Live video boost helps Twitter gain 9m new users in three months as revenue drops
Twitter gained 9m new users in the past three months as live video grew but revenues declined, the social media…
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Freelance photographer sues Sky News after it refuses to pay for image used in embedded Twitter message
A freelance photographer is suing Sky News after it used an embedded tweet containing one of his pictures in an…
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Katie Hopkins set to appeal Monroe Twitter libel verdict: ‘Defamation bar is as low as my labia’
Katie Hopkins has said she will look to appeal the High Court judgment that found she libeled food blogger Jack…
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‘Lego hair’, ‘gerbil cheeks’, ‘toad’ and ‘posh boy’ – sports reporter reads out online abuse
Coventry Telegraph chief reporter Simon Gilbert has shared some of the “customer feedback” he has received online over the past…
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Lessons for journalists from Jack Monroe’s libel victory over Katie Hopkins ‘vandalism’ and ‘anthrax’ tweets
Journalists and editors can learn two major lessons from Jack Monroe’s libel victory over Mail Online columnist Katie Hopkins. When…
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