The BBC has formally acknowledged misleading viewers regarding claims that Donald Trump called for his political adversary Liz Cheney to be shot. The corporation revealed in an internal memorandum that
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Journalists at The Mirror are preparing to take industrial action after linking an impending wave of redundancies to the publisher’s intensifying use of artificial intelligence. The National Union of Journalists
The publisher of the Mirror, Express and Star newspapers is set to cut 600 jobs in its most radical restructuring to date as it contends with rapidly changing reader habits
Sky News has revealed comprehensive plans to transform its operations, focusing on premium paid content as a strategic move to combat the declining viewership of traditional television. The announcement, made
Two prominent tech billionaires have unveiled ambitious plans to overhaul their prestigious newspaper holdings, sparking controversy within journalistic circles. Patrick Soon-Shiong and Jeff Bezos, owners of the Los Angeles Times
Thomson Reuters’ chief executive Steve Hasker has emphasised the critical role of AI licensing agreements in safeguarding quality journalism, whilst cautioning media organisations to remain vigilent about their intellectual property
The Telegraph newspaper group is bracing for a potential third auction as the leading New York-based bidder grapples with funding challenges. Industry sources reveal that bid teams are actively discussing
