Federica Cherubini (left, RISJ), Niamh McIntyre (centre, TBIJ) and Joanna S. Kao (right, Pulitzer Center) News The AI stories we tell – and the ones we don't Experts from TBIJ, Pulitzer Center and Bloomberg warn that without greater transparency, scrutiny, and collaboration, the media risks leaving audiences confused and powerful actors unchecked By Jacob Granger • 5 min read
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News Why media were able to report the identities of Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor and Peter Mandelson as they were arrested UK privacy law generally protects the identities of people arrested or under police investigation, but public interest can override this — especially for powerful figures By Polly Rippon • 4 min read
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News Music and entertainment editors ignored the biggest story at the Grammys A new report by AKAS reveals unfairness in the music industry, but news outlets avoid the most uncomfortable finding By Jacob Granger • 2 min read
News How can your newsroom prepare for the audiences of 2030? The new Next Gen News report by FT Strategies and Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism reveals a generation hungry for news but naturally sceptical By Jacob Granger • 4 min read
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Independent consultant Sameer Padania speaking at Newsrewired (2023). Copyright: Marten Publishing Discover Sameer Padania on why the BBC needs radical reform and how citizens can save it What would it take for the BBC to be free of political interference? A new report sets out a blueprint that includes a perpetual charter and a citizen's panel By Jacob Granger • 5 min read
News Howzat? CounterPress steps up to revive UK county cricket coverage - and so can you The independent platform for regional sports journalists expects to cover 15 of the 18 professional county cricket clubs before the season starts in April By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
