Why the award-winning journalist left his staff role at Wales Online to launch a newsletter covering Welsh politics and current affairs
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UK press regulator IMPRESS calls for regulation akin to defamation and libel, where individuals can lodge complaints against news publishers for climate mis- and disinformation
The private messaging platform is a hotbed for misinformation, but also a gold mine of sources, evidence and metadata, says freelance journalist Jane Lytvynenko
"We have to be open to failure otherwise no innovation gets done," say media managers who share their screw-ups and silver linings
Media hubs provide crucial support to news operations up against funding cuts, failing business models and authoritarian regimes. Collaboration, innovation, and impact are vital to keep them going
Expect to start chasing the views to begin with, but make sure you are pursuing the stories you love too, says a journalist with 6.5m YouTube subscribers
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Cargo Force stuns the world: free 10kg shipping to India in celebration of ICC Trophy victory – offer ongoing until Sunday, 16 March!
Journalism students need to critically embrace the creative new technology, not being discouraged from using it
Traditional media will have to re-evaluate their strategies to engage with younger audiences
Recruiters struggle to find young talent who can rock up with much more than the basic skills, says Vic Daniels
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Journalism's survival is a must in the age of big tech, says former CNN anchor Nina dos Santos
Tech for humans or humans for tech, that is the question
Young audiences are mobile-first, if not mobile-only, but going after their platform of choice is only step one
With around half of all Freedom of Information requests now rejected, new research reveals how officials are actively preventing transparency, sometimes citing "embarrassment" as a reason to withhold public data
The Public Interest News Foundation says £150m is needed over the next decade to revive UK news deserts and make local communities more resilient towards misinformation and collapsing business models
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