How news publishers made $12m selling NFTs
News publishers analysed by Press Gazette have sold nearly $12m (£9m) worth of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) since March 2021. One…
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Global interest in Ukraine drives record usage of Reuters content
International news agency Reuters’ extensive on the ground coverage from Ukraine has seen record-breaking use of its pictures and video…
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Google ad pause on Ukraine war content must ensure trusted publishers not ‘unintentionally impacted’
Google’s advertising pause on certain content surrounding the war in Ukraine has been described as a “positive move” for disarming…
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‘I have become emotional’: Telegraph’s Danielle Sheridan on witnessing Bucha’s mass graves and dealing with the aftermath of tragedy
The main image that sticks in her mind is the bodies. The contorted mixture of limbs, clothes and sand. At…
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Yellow backpacks and panic attacks: First-time war reporters from Mail, i and Telegraph share view from Ukraine
Hundreds of foreign correspondents have been reporting on the war in Ukraine at any one time, including dozens from the…
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Trauma risk for newsroom-based journalists dealing with Ukraine material
While the invasion of Ukraine has led to six journalists being killed – and many more injured – those covering…
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Andrew Neil praises news media – ‘even Fox’ – for doing ‘much better job’ on Ukraine than Twitter ‘idiots’
Andrew Neil has praised leading broadcasters including the BBC amid the invasion of Ukraine, saying they do “a much better…
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Channel 4 News reaches record social media audience with Ukraine war explainers
Channel 4 News explainer videos about the war in Ukraine aimed at the “intelligent non expert” have been breaking records…
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