BBC Gary Lineker row: How do other publishers control social media use?
As the BBC reviews its social media guidelines, we analysed how other publishers protect themselves online.
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At least 1,000 jobs cut in English-language news media in January
New jobs have also been announced at the likes of Bloomberg and Reuters.
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Ranked: FT, Times top list of most expensive digital news subscriptions in UK
How digital subscription prices at the biggest consumer news titles compare.
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18 global news industry leaders share their tips for success in 2023
News leaders answer the question: “What is the biggest challenge of 2023 and how will you tackle it?”
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Pushers: How publishers became addicted to the traffic hit from news alerts
The instant traffic hit from push alerts means that most publishers are now using them every day, regardless of whether…
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Anyone with a news app installed on their phone would likely have noticed that news publishers are not shying away…
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WFH? RTO? Or hybrid? The US news media’s latest return-to-office policies explained
Unionised New York Times journalists have ended their coordinated refusal to return to the office. But some staff continue to…
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Washington Post buffs up international breaking news ‘hubs’ amid hotting competition
A year on from launching its international breaking news “hubs” The Washington Post is doubling down. By the end of…
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