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World News Publishing Focus

World News Publishing Focus
Your Guide to the Changing Media Landscape

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We need to talk about... ALL victims of terror

Every week in our newsletter we raise an issue important to our industry. We want to talk about this with you, we want to know what you think. Let us know your thoughts, in the comments below, on our Facebook page or on Twitter. 

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Cherilyn Ireton

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2016-03-31 12:57

Charlie Hebdo: anniversary reveals more cautious French press

One year after one of the deadliest ever attacks on journalists, the debate over press freedom, self-censorship and ethical responsibility is constant. Have these attacks triggered a change in how journalists report on religion and acts of terrorism?

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2016-01-07 09:36

Top 5 'behind the news' stories of the year from AFP

From the horrific migrant stories to the Paris attacks, the journalists of newswire Agence France-Presse (AFP) share their first-hand experiences on Correspondent, the 'behind the news' blog. Here are the most widely read, personal perspectives, of 2015's big news stories, as told by those on the frontline.

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2015-12-23 08:02

Journalists fail to tell full story on migration

'Moving Stories', a report on international media coverage of migration in 2015, concludes that 'journalists often fail to tell the full story and routinely fall into propaganda traps laid by politicians'. 

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2015-12-17 08:09

The royal baby: birth of a modern media phenomenon

The fortunes of the British royal family are inevitably engulfed by a flurry of news reports, gossip columns and speculation, but as the first major royal born in the new media age the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s baby received unprecedented amounts of press coverage from around the world. Yet in the rush to be first to report on the latest developments, some news organisations forgot that sometimes less is more. 

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Amy Hadfield

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2013-07-23 16:53

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