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DNR 2026: Five key takeaways for UK news publishers
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Seven journalists talk about how AI is reshaping trust, money, and the newsroom - here are key takeaways from the Source Code event that brought journalists and technologists together
An Oxford tutorial for newsroom leaders who must learn faster than the news
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Local journalism’s unique niche in the US
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Why your journalism is worth more than you think — and how to prove it
Next time someone asks, tell them that $1 invested in journalism can generate more than $100 in public savings through reclaimed funds, improved public services and reduced corruption
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The perception gap: why collaboration is redefining modern newsbrands
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Honest feedback from journalism graduates: Five ways newsrooms can offer better work experience
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The new news reality: Bigger reach, lower trust
The Reuters Institute 2026 Digital News Report highlights key trends every PR pro should keep in mind. The 15th edition of the Reuters Institute Digital News Report, which covers 48 markets around the world, contains a troubling statistic: just 37% of global consumers trust most news most of the time. It’s the lowest l
People have stopped trusting news but not newsrooms
Media just passed a notable milestone. For the first time, people now get their news from social media and video networks like YouTube more than from any other source. That comes from the most recent Reuters Institute Digital News Report , now in its 15th year. Across audiences, 54% of people get news from social media
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