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Alison Phillips takes over as WIJ chair
Alison Phillips, the new chair of Woman in Journalism, has vowed that the campaigning organisation, will be “a noisy advocate for trusted journalism” in an epidemic of fake news.
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FEATURE
Trump’s media legacy
Most publishers will be relieved to have seen Donald Trump depart the White House, but, asks Dickon Ross, should they be?
FEATURE
Journalism: the good, the bad and the abusive
Samantha Harman stepped down as editor of the Oxford Mail at the end of last year. Here, she reflects on her fifteen years in the newsroom.
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Society calls on Lib Dems to review newspaper freesheet distribution
The Society of Editors has called on the Liberal Democrats to review political freesheets which appear to ape mainstream publications following the emergence of a new “free” title by the party.
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WAN-IFRA unveils new brand identity
WAN-IFRA, a global association of news publishers and media tech companies, has launched its new corporate brand identity, including a redesigned logo and website.
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Freedom of expression curtailed by lack of NI defamation law reform
Freedom of expression and the freedom to criticise those in positions of power and influence are curtailed without urgent reform to Northern Ireland defamation laws, peers have warned.
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Online Harms: NMA Restates Call For ‘Robust And Comprehensive’ Exemption
It is imperative that news publishers and their content are wholly exempt from the proposed online harms regime, the News Media Association has said.
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talkRadio channel reinstated to YouTube following censorship concerns
The Society of Editors has welcomed the fact digital video provider YouTube has reinstated programming by the UK’s talkRadio station after removing it from the platform.
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Censorship concerns as talkRadio removed from YouTube
The Society of Editors has expressed its concern after digital video platform YouTube removed talkRadio’s channel from its programming on Tuesday.
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SoE broadly welcomes Online Harms proposals
The Society of Editors has broadly welcomed the government’s proposals for new Online Harms regulations which aim to protect the public and also free speech in the UK.
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New WAN-IFRA research on sexual harassment in the media workplace in Southeast Asia
WAN-IFRA Women in News (WIN) and City, University of London, are now entering the second phase of a major research study into sexual harassment in the media workplace.
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Editors’ Code of Practice to be revised
The Editors’ Code of Practice is to be revised to underline the protection it offers to people with mental health issues.
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European Parliament Warns Of Dangers To Media Freedom
The European Parliament has warned of attempts to silence critics and undermine pluralism, stating that media freedom, pluralism and the safety of journalists are crucial to the freedom of expression and information.
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MPs form group to safeguard children from fake news
A group of politicians have assembled to reform online safety teaching in schools and teach children how to spot misinformation online.
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NMA Welcomes Government Response to CMA Market Study
The News Media Association has welcomed the Government’s response to the CMA’s market study into online platforms and digital advertising.
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