A list of opinions on how the digital world is affecting mainstream newsrooms from editors who gave evidence to the Leveson inquiry
Editors discussed the challenges their newspapers and magazines face in a digital world
The fact that it is called the World Wide Web is literally true, and the centre of the global newspaper business is the not the UK now, it's no longer the UK, but the USPaul Dacre
The fact that it is called the World Wide Web is literally true, and the centre of the global newspaper business is the not the UK now, it's no longer the UK, but the US
I think the combination of an over-regulated press with an unregulated internet is a very, very worrying thoughtDominic Mohan
I think the combination of an over-regulated press with an unregulated internet is a very, very worrying thought
In the world of the internet, there is just a lot of noise, and what the consumers are seeking and business is seeking is some kind of orderRichard Wallace
In the world of the internet, there is just a lot of noise, and what the consumers are seeking and business is seeking is some kind of order
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