Virtual reality: The widely-quoted media experts who are not what they seem
Press Gazette investigation into the widely-quoted national media experts who either do not exist, or whose credential have ...
Guardian editor Kath Viner: ‘Clear public interest’ in exposing Noel Clarke allegations
Guardian editor Katharine Viner felt there was a “very clear public interest” in exposing allegations of misconduct against Noel Clarke.
Gen Z outlet says it proves young people will pay for news done the right way
American news start-up RocaNews says it is proving Gen Z audiences will pay for news if it's done the right way.
Daily Mail and New Scientist sign IP deal with SMG for films and TV shows
Mail and New Scientist publisher DMGT has signed a deal to license its journalism for development for film, television and ...
News diary 7 – 13 April: US tariffs in effect, Istanbul mayor due in court
Wednesday (April 9): US reciprocal tariffs come into effect for the EU and countries including China, South Korea, Japan and ...
Independent says readers ‘often prefer’ stories on new AI ‘Bulletin’ to human-written versions
The Independent’s UK editor has said stories on new AI summary service Bulletin often outdo the human-written content on ...
Guardian journalist on Noel Clarke investigation: ‘I felt that it was a story to be made public’
Guardian journalist Sirin Kale gives evidence in the High Court about carrying out an investigation into actor Noel Clarke.
The Economist 1843’s remit for life after print: ‘Do stuff that will win prizes’
The Economist's narrative journalism brand 1843 is gaining more recognition than ever despite its closure as a print magazine ...
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Print is still top-three revenue driver for US publishers says AAM chief
US print circulation certifier the Alliance for Audited Media is updating how it collects publisher digital circulation data to give a more accurate picture of “the health of the industry” to ...