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vjoon opens American office
NEWS

vjoon opens American office

vjoon GmbH, a leading developer of content management solutions, has announced the setting up of vjoon Inc.

24/05/2019

First investigation published by media partners of The Signals Network
NEWS

First investigation published by media partners of The Signals Network

The Signals Network has had its first investigation published by its international media partners, including The Daily Telegraph.

24/05/2019

Osborne’s big idea
REVIEW

Osborne’s big idea

In March, Evening Standard editor and former chancellor of the exchequer George Osborne gave the annual Hugh Cudlipp lecture at Regent’s University in London. Osborne came armed with a big idea. James Evelegh reports.

By James Evelegh  |  23/05/2019

Fake news: what are you doing to combat it?
FEATURE

Fake news: what are you doing to combat it?

Fake news is bad news for society, albeit, arguably good news for publishers, writes Dickon Ross. Are you a fake news friend or foe? Here’s three click-bait style quiz questions to help you find out.

By Dickon Ross  |  23/05/2019

Truth in the Brexit age
FEATURE

Truth in the Brexit age

Speaking truth to power and informing their readers. That’s what it’s all about, isn’t it? Liz Gerard looks at how the press has performed during the Brexit saga.

By Liz Gerard  |  23/05/2019

Don’t be afraid of the data
FEATURE

Don’t be afraid of the data

The digital age has given us a myriad of opportunities for data journalism. But what exactly is it – and how can regional publishers use these new techniques? Tim Robinson explains how it is becoming a growing part of the content mix.

By Tim Robinson  |  23/05/2019

Defending essential freedoms
INTERVIEW

Defending essential freedoms

One of the pillars of a free society is the right to be able to say things other people disagree with. Yet, as Jodie Ginsberg tells Ray Snoddy, that basic right is constantly under threat, both from authoritarian leaders and increased regulation.

By Ray Snoddy  |  23/05/2019

If it could happen here…
COMMENT

If it could happen here…

James Evelegh enjoys a city break to Berlin: history, culture and currywurst too.

By James Evelegh  |  23/05/2019

Guardian US launches Toxic America: Is modern life poisoning us?
NEWS

Guardian US launches Toxic America: Is modern life poisoning us?

Guardian US has launched a new editorial series and fundraising campaign, Toxic America, a six month project.

23/05/2019

Lyra McKee honoured at Regional Press Awards
NEWS

Lyra McKee honoured at Regional Press Awards

Murdered journalist Lyra McKee was honoured posthumously at the Regional Press Awards.

19/05/2019

The environment: Guardian updates style guide
NEWS

The environment: Guardian updates style guide

The Guardian has updated its style guide to introduce terms that it thinks more accurately describe the environmental crises facing the world.

19/05/2019

Guardian US announces new regular opinion columnists
NEWS

Guardian US announces new regular opinion columnists

Guardian US has announced the appointment of Rashad Robinson and Rev Dr William Barber II as opinion columnists to write on civil rights, race and the politics of inequality.

16/05/2019

Crisis, what crisis?
REVIEW

Crisis, what crisis?

The secret of successful publishing? Using print and digital together. We review Dave Musgrove’s talk at the PPA Festival.

By James Evelegh  |  16/05/2019

The Times launches ‘Clean Air for All’ campaign
NEWS

The Times launches ‘Clean Air for All’ campaign

The Times has launched its ‘Clean Air for All’ campaign, with the aim to tackle Britain’s air pollution crisis and demand the Government takes urgent action to update the Clean Air Act.

16/05/2019

Immediate announces new editor for History Revealed
NEWS

Immediate announces new editor for History Revealed

Immediate Media Co has announced the appointment of Charlotte Hodgman as new editor for History Revealed.

16/05/2019

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