AP’s journalism from Mariupol ‘saved tens of thousands of civilians’
AP journalists were the only international team to remain in Mariupol when it was under siege.
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Dos and don’ts of newsroom automation – and why ‘robot journalism’ isn’t the right term
Use newsroom automation to get journalists doing more “robust reporting” – but “do not automate a bad process”, publishers and…
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WFH? RTO? Or hybrid? The US news media’s latest return-to-office policies explained
Unionised New York Times journalists have ended their coordinated refusal to return to the office. But some staff continue to…
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How news publishers made $12m selling NFTs
News publishers analysed by Press Gazette have sold nearly $12m (£9m) worth of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) since March 2021. One…
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Delta delays office return for US news giants – mask and vaccine policies vary
The Delta variant of Covid-19 has forced many of America’s largest newsrooms to delay their return-to-office plans indefinitely. Out of…
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News groups’ support of journalists in Afghanistan is ‘moral duty’, AP boss says
The swift Taliban takeover of Afghanistan has news organisations simultaneously trying to cover the story, protect their journalists and families,…
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Interview: Associated Press CEO Gary Pruitt on US Capitol riot attack on photographer, ‘quite vile’ threats and the loss of a ‘common sense of reality’
“Get the f*** out of here!” These words, spat at an Associated Press photographer last week as he was shoved…
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BBC among media outlets to snub Boris Johnson’s Brexit Day ‘address to nation’ footage
Some of the UK’s major broadcasters and news agencies snubbed Boris Johnson’s Brexit Day speech on Friday in protest at…
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