by Pat Bulmer | Apr 22, 2021 | General, Industry News
April 30 Diane Bartz, Reuters The Daily Mail, owner of the MailOnline newspaper, sued Google on Tuesday, alleging that the search and advertising giant’s power over selling online ad space means newspapers see little of the revenue their content produces. The federal...
by Pat Bulmer | Apr 20, 2021 | Industry News, Journalism, Print
By Chris Blackhurst, Press Gazette This may come across as a cliché but it’s true: I became a journalist because I watched a film about a couple of journalists bringing down the most powerful man in the world without firing a gun. I refer of course to All the...
by Pat Bulmer | Apr 18, 2021 | Industry News, Journalism, Print
By William Turvill, Press Gazette Fake news. Failing. Discredited. Corrupt. An embarrassment to journalism. These are just a few of the words and phrases Donald Trump used to describe the New York Times during his four years in the White House. So it is slightly...
by Pat Bulmer | Apr 17, 2021 | Industry News, Journalism
Via J Source: If you work in anything from journalism to media research or access-to-information policy, we want to hear from you as we develop the Canada Press Freedom Project. From injunctions, media exclusion zones and surveillance, to physical aggression, online...
by Pat Bulmer | Apr 15, 2021 | Industry News, Journalism
By Katie Robertson, New York Times April 13, 2021 Tech workers at The New York Times announced on Tuesday that they had formed a union and would ask the company to recognize it. The group, a majority of which signed cards in support of the effort, of more than 650...
by Pat Bulmer | Apr 13, 2021 | Industry News, Journalism
April 2, 2021 Shannon Bond, NPR Last year, in the middle of the pandemic, Sinead Boucher offered $1 to buy Stuff, New Zealand’s largest news publisher. Boucher was already the company’s chief executive and was worried that its Australian media owner would...
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