Anti-lockdown protesters convicted of abusing BBC journalist Nicholas Watt
Five men and a woman who verbally abused BBC journalist Nicholas Watt at a protest have now been convicted of…
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Return of the frees: How City AM proved sceptics wrong with post-Covid comeback
The editor of City AM has said the “underdog” free paper’s return to pre-pandemic distribution levels “probably proves a lot…
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B2B publisher Mark Allen Group reports pandemic profit growth
Specialist publisher Mark Allen Group grew profits in the first full-year of the Covid-19 pandemic by a fifth despite a…
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Journalism during the pandemic: Many suffered stress, frustration, anxiety and burnout
New research on British journalists’ work in the Covid-19 pandemic has revealed that it was the digital transformations, such as…
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Pandemic puts ‘rocket boosters’ on live blogs as sites see sky-high engagement
The pandemic has attached “rocket boosters” to news live blogs and led to more investment from publishers as sites try…
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Substack accused of profiting from Covid-19 anti-vax misinformation
Newsletter platform Substack has been accused of profiting from Covid-19 misinformation but its founders insisted they “will defend free expression”.…
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Ofcom issues guidance to ITV over false Covid-19 vaccination claim on Lorraine
Ofcom has issued guidance to ITV over a false claim made by a doctor about Covid-19 vaccination hospitalisations on daytime…
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Biggest media stories of 2021: From GB News launch to Harry and Meghan versus the tabloids
Press Gazette rounds up the biggest media stories of 2021, ranking them in order of their popularity on our website.…
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