Sky security head Mark Grant on how to keep reporters alive in Ukraine
They are usually in the shadows – the security advisers who have a crucial role keeping frontline war reporters safe…
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‘Our gear and our training saved me 100%’: Sky News’ Stuart Ramsay on Ukraine attack and mental health
Sky News chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay has revealed he was left “in tears” on his birthday after returning home from…
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RT breached impartiality rules 29 times in four days after Ukraine invasion, Ofcom says
RT breached the UK’s broadcasting code 29 times in four days after Russia invaded Ukraine, regulator Ofcom has said. Ofcom…
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Russian censorship: How ‘fake news’ law led to collapse of independent journalism
Russian censorship over the Ukraine war has led to the collapse of independent journalism in the country, isolating Russian audiences…
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Marketers launch bid to bring advertising back to hard news and tackle blocklisting
A new international collective of advertising executives, “Brands4News”, has launched a toolkit it hopes will bring ad bucks back to…
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Comment: Why allowing emotion in journalism could be ‘crucial’ in Ukraine war
Dr Caitlin Knight, lecturer of criminology at the University of Roehampton, discusses the challenges and value of allowing journalists to…
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BBC likely to stop producing Ukrainecast daily, but presenters hope fewer episodes could have greater impact
The BBC’s Ukrainecast is likely to stop putting out daily podcasts as audience interest in the war has “dipped”. But…
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Future of Media Explained podcast 2: Resilience and Ukraine media
The second edition of Press Gazette’s weekly Future of Media Explained Podcast is entitled Resilience: How Ukraine media is surviving…
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