How Dow Jones is building a framework to tackle AI copyright challenges
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IMPRESS launches dispute resolution services to make justice affordable
The press regulator wants to help all publishers, businesses, freelance journalists and members of the public get binding resolutions when they are wronged by the media, avoiding costly courts
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Trust in journalism is at an all-time low, engagement is declining, and the business outlook for the industry is uncertain at best. These are facts. The question is whether you think this situation is inevitable or if you believe things could be better. Mattia Peretti in the latter camp
Posted by Mattia Peretti on 08/07/24Livestreaming, explainer videos and newsletters: Overnight election coverage with three new media companies
"It makes the all-nighter worth it": Journalists at Novara Media, TLDR News, and The Edinburgh and London Minute talk about sacrificing sleep to cover the UK general election and give their audience something interesting to wake up to
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The legacy of WikiLeaks, with award-winning journalist James Ball
Although Julian Assange is famously difficult to work with, he will be ironically best remembered for transforming investigative journalism into a collaborative field
Posted by Jacob Granger on 04/07/24How are news organisations covering the UK's general election 2024?
Explainers, unorthodox interviews and Roblox have been used to inform the UK electorate ahead of polling day
Posted by Lewis Eyre and Jacob Granger on 03/07/24Why video journalism is not ready to ditch its editors
A new study finds little difference between how much audiences like human-made and partly-automated news videos. But they wanted the former anyway
Posted by Joseph Hook on 02/07/24Six self-care tips for journalists to stay sane during the general election
As the frenzy of campaign coverage climaxes this week, stress in the newsroom is a growing concern. Rather than seeking a cure in binging on the election night pizza, try these free and simple ways to take care of your mental wellbeing
Posted by Freya McCoy, Marcela Kunova on 01/07/24NYT's Hannah Yang on subscription ceilings, international markets and news bundles
The US publisher has 10.5m digital subscribers - 2m outside the US - and has its sights set on hitting 15m by the end of 2027
Posted by Jacob Granger on 27/06/24Who to follow: 27 women covering the independent publishing sector
If you are curious about the indie news entrepreneurial space but find your social feeds a tad too heavy on men's voices, follow and connect with these fantastic women experts
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Medway's indie title, Local Authority, had packed out rooms for candidates to respond to voter questions ahead of the UK general election
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How do you move print readers to digital? Are there other ways to hold on to subscribers besides a last-ditch deal? These questions and more answered
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