July 16, 2018
News consumers are pursuing 'quantity over depth' as they are 'overwhelmed' by 24-hour news cycle, Ofcom research shows
If there is a threat to journalism a lot of it comes back to people losing a connection with news.
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'We’re more powerful together than alone' says Buzzfeed reporter of UK scheme pairing 100 new women journalists with mentors
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Alex Salmond Show on RT 'misled' viewers with 'invented' tweets from people known to the show, Ofcom rules
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Finnish daily puts up 300 billboard posters along Trump and Putin route to Helsinki summit to remind them of ‘importance of free press’
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Alex Salmond Show on RT 'misled' viewers with 'invented' tweets from people known to the show, Ofcom rules 
Finnish daily puts up 300 billboard posters along Trump and Putin route to Helsinki summit to remind them of ‘importance of free press’ 
Piers Morgan defends against criticism his second interview with Trump was 'cosy chat' 
'We’re more powerful together than alone' says Buzzfeed reporter of UK scheme pairing 100 new women journalists with mentors 
News consumers are pursuing 'quantity over depth' as they are 'overwhelmed' by 24-hour news cycle, Ofcom research shows
TI Media (formerly Time Inc UK) reveals new structure for homes magazine portfolio with net loss of 11 editorial roles
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Nursing Standard names new editor as it moves to 'online-first' approach
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Nursing Standard, which claims to be the biggest-selling title in the nursing profession, has... Read more
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Deaths of Slovak and Maltese journalists have cast ‘dark shadow’ over press freedom in Europe, EU parliamentary hearing told
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The deaths of two journalists in European Union member states in the past year has created a... Read more
Ofcom chief calls for regulation of social media sites in fight against spread of ‘fake news’ and harmful content online
July 13, 2018
Ofcom chief executive Sharon White has called for independent regulation of tech giants that... Read more
News diary 16-22 July: Tommy Robinson to appeal contempt jail sentence and ONS to publish annual crime statistics for England and Wales
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British Journalism Awards for Specialist Media now open for entries at early bird rate
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UK advertising spend grew to record £22bn in 2017 as Duopoly prosper and newsbrands are squeezed
Total advertising spend in the UK grew by 4.6 per cent to a record £22.2bn last year, but the... Read more -
Intern suing Monocle for unpaid wages leaks 'extreme' handbook given as guide to working for high-end publisher
An intern who is preparing to sue Monocle over unpaid wages has revealed the “extreme” 18-page... Read more -
Observer's Carole Cadwalladr: Data harvesting scoop was a 'hornet's nest' but working with other news outlets gave us 'strength in numbers'
Observer journalist Carole Cadwalladr says she “owes a debt” to the New York Times and Channel... Read more
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