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The Cairncross Report: what it says and first impressions
These decent proposals for helping public service journalism are worryingly vulnerable, comments professor Brian Cathcart
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How to cope with 'overwhelming' information in your newsroom
Regular screen breaks, turning off 4G and cutting down Twitter lists can prevent burnout in reporters
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Mobile journalism gives new freedom of expression
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The art of conversation and why radio is far from dead
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Is media's dependence on Facebook an unavoidable sacrifice on the altar of digital transition?
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Redesigning the journalistic economy as if starting from scratch
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