Rupert Murdoch describes Brexit as ‘wonderful’ | Media | The Guardian
Who made Rupert Murdoch pope? When Henry VIII decided to establish the Church of England, it was to affirm his right to be the only master of the destiny of…
Reuters finds readers want quality news, but aren’t willing to pay for it
Reuters has been on a soul-searching mission to get to the route of what future generations expect from news organizations. Source: Reuters finds readers want quality news, but aren’t willing…
InFacts Read all about it! Brexit press coverage skewed!|InFacts
Reporting by Eurosceptic UK papers tilts heavily towards quitting EU, research shows. Source: InFacts Read all about it! Brexit press coverage skewed! – InFacts
The cyberspace war: propaganda and trolling as warfare tools|Jessikka Aro
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s regime has taken control of the traditional media in Russia: TV, radio and newspapers. As Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu has stated, the Kremlin sees the…
The New York Times of the future is beginning to take shape – Poynter
An ambitious effort to overhaul The New York Times is beginning to come into focus. In a memo sent to staffers Friday, New York Times Executive Editor Dean Baquet outlined…
Martin Baron addresses Temple University graduates|The Washington Post
The Post’s executive editor delivers School of Media and Communication commencement speech. Source: Martin Baron addresses Temple University graduates – The Washington Post
Through this company Rupert Murdoch owns his piece of the future
It might have been a throwaway purchase when Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp bought Irish user-generated newswire Storyful back in 2013. Source: Through this company Rupert Murdoch owns his piece of…
How newsroom pressure is letting fake stories on to the web|The Guardian
The push for traffic means that clicks rule – even if the facts don’t check out Source: How newsroom pressure is letting fake stories on to the web
Why Do Older People Love Facebook? Let’s Ask My Dad
Tallies with my experience – except for the paternalistic approach, assuming that everybody above 60 is a complete technological idiot. Forgetting conveniently that it’s the boomers who invented modern computing…
Can public service news organisations stay competitive in a digital environment? | Reuters Institute for the study of Journalism
How are public service media services delivering news in an increasingly digital environment? And what action do they need to take to remain competitive in a fast-evolving global digital landscape?…