October 19, 2020
Paywalls, micropayments and donations: How regional press giants are trying to make news pay
All change is difficult. Perpetual change is twice as hard – as well as being exhausting and, at times, quite frightening.
Alan Rusbridger reveals what he has learned about managing change
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PA chief exec Clive Marshall named chair of NLA Media Access
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Alan Rusbridger on how to manage perpetual newsroom change: 'I'm your leader, trust me - is not going to work'
News pioneers: Times editor told female journalist 'awkward' to offer her job, 'vicious rumours' undermined woman reporter at Mail
Google's $1bn for news: Why publishers should beware tech giants bearing gifts
$1bn news fund is one small step for Google, but a giant leap for principle of paying for news