Polls, trust and video shorts: Lessons for news publishers from US election
Six senior leaders look at the media's performance during the US election and what's on the way next.
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GB News America grows revenue with goal to ‘tell unheard stories’
US correspondent Steven Edginton speaks from Washington DC about his first months in the role.
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‘What if Vanity Fair and ESPN FC had a baby?’ Footballco sets out US ambitions
Footballco reached one in three soccer fans in the US "without even trying" and is now building a dedicated team.
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Health, restaurants and the neighbouring New York Times: How Newsday topped 50k digital subscriptions
Newsday has emerged as one of America’s leading publishers when it comes to a local news online paywall strategy. As…
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Democrats paying less attention to US national news than Republicans for first time in four years
Interest in national US news has fallen to a four-year low, new research has shown. The slump contrasts with surveys…
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ITV journalist’s report from inside US Capitol: ‘A crowd of furious men in camouflage wielding heavy wooden sticks encircled us’
ITV News producer Sophie Alexander was at the scene on a bad day for US democracy when Trump supporters stormed…
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US local journalists could ‘all but vanish’ without action as 7,000 jobs gone in 2020
Local newspaper newsroom employees in the US could “all but vanish in the next few years” if the rate of…
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New ‘hostile’ visa rules for journalists propose 240-day time limit on working in the USA
Proposals to restrict how long foreign reporters can stay in the US could pose a threat to journalists’ livelihoods and…
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