The article discusses the challenges and implications of copyright laws in relation to external content shared by media organizations. It highlights the responsibilities that media outlets like the BBC face concerning external links and the importance of understanding copyright regulations…
The Greek Prosecutors’ Association has released a statement addressing media coverage surrounding the disappearance of a 39-year-old man in Larissa, which is linked to a prosecutor’s family member. The association expressed grief and outrage over attempts to misuse this tragic…
A guest contribution by Elon Musk in the German newspaper ‘Welt’ has ignited a fierce debate, particularly due to his support for the far-right AfD party, which he claims is Germany’s ‘last spark of hope’. DJV chairman Mika Beuster urged…
ABC News has controversially allocated $15 million to Donald Trump, raising questions about the motivations behind this significant financial decision. The move has sparked debate among media analysts and political commentators regarding potential implications for journalistic integrity and electoral coverage…
Automated journalism is gaining traction in Switzerland, with many journalists using artificial intelligence (AI) to streamline tasks like summarizing long documents and generating content. At Ringier, Thomas Benkö leads the integration of AI in sports journalism, allowing for automatic match…
BBC presenter Clive Myrie has apologized for not declaring over £145,000 in earnings from external engagements due to administrative errors. He noted that he will refrain from participating in future paid events outside the BBC, except for existing commitments. This…
The BBC has issued a note clarifying its position on the content found on external websites, emphasizing that it is not accountable for the information or opinions presented on those platforms. This statement addresses concerns regarding misinformation and provides guidance…
The BBC has outlined updated policies regarding its approach to external linking in response to ongoing discussions about content responsibility. The new guidelines emphasize the organization’s stance on safeguarding its reputation while ensuring that audiences access a diverse range of…
Ouest-France, one of France’s largest regional newspapers, has announced a permanent halt to its publications on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter. This decision follows a growing trend among European media to distance themselves from the platform…
Prince Harry continues his lawsuit against News Group Newspapers (NGN), claiming unlawful information gathering. The High Court in London is set to hear the case in January 2025, alongside former Labour deputy leader Tom Watson’s similar claim. During a preliminary…
Prince Harry and former Labour deputy leader Tom Watson continue their lawsuits against News Group Newspapers (NGN), with a trial set for January 2025. The Duke of Sussex alleges illegal information gathering by NGN journalists and private investigators. During a…
Spanish daily La Vanguardia announced it would stop publishing content on the platform X, formerly Twitter, citing its transformation into a source of disinformation. This decision follows a similar move by The Guardian. In an editorial, La Vanguardia expressed concerns…
