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When journalists burn their sources

Michael Wolff is accused of betraying contacts to write his book about Trump's White House

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Facebook's algorithm change and why you should care

Change in how Facebook ranks posts has been dubbed 'a nuclear bomb on the media industry'.

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Murdoch fights back

Rupert Murdoch has made the tech giants an offer he would like them not to refuse.

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麻豆社's problem with pay

Why is the 麻豆社 overpaying some male journalists?

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Matt Hancock's manifesto

The government has ordered a review of how it could help Britain's newspaper industry.

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Trinity Mirror CEO Simon Fox on buying the Express, Star and OK

Trinity Mirror buys the Express & Star, Times' Oxfam abuse scoop, Premier League rights.

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Is Jeremy Corbyn at war with the press?

Labour leader calls Czech spy stories 'nonsense' and tells the press 'change is coming'.

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The importance of being social

Why political parties and advertisers crave influence on social media.

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Reporting the case of the Russian spy

How journalists approach a high profile story when few facts are known.

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George Osborne and the economics of free news

George Osborne explains his redesign of The Evening Standard.

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How Carole Cadwalladr exposed Facebook

The Observer journalist reveals the backstory to her Cambridge Analytica scoop.

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Who owns our data?

Can we trust technology companies to look after our personal information?

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BONUS Richard Gingras of Google News and Mark Thompson of The New York Times

Google has launched a feature that will allow users to buy subscriptions from news sites

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How Porno conquered podcasts

The team behind My Dad Wrote a Porno discuss the podcast's global appeal.

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The Age of Zuckerberg

How the media lives in the shadow of big tech.

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The ethics of reporting from Syria

How journalists work in a war zone.

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When a story becomes big news

The Guardian was reporting on Windrush for six months before the story hit the headlines.

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Silicon Valley v Westminster

Mark Zuckerberg has been threatened with a summons by Parliament.

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Journalism fights back!

The publishers finding new markets for news.

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Rise of the media robots

Why media companies are investing in artificial intelligence.

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The Evolution of Radio

Digital radio is now more popular than FM - and Amazon and Spotify have it in their sights

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The staged death of a Russian journalist

Arkady Babchenko was reported to have been murdered in Kiev - then he turned up alive.

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Why isn't all TV like Love Island?

ITV has found a hit in Love Island. What does its success teach other broadcasters?

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How to keep your exclusive, exclusive

Two Sunday newspapers found they both had the same story on Russian links to Brexit.

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The Media Show Revolutions: News

A live debate from the 麻豆社 Radio Theatre about the revolution in news.

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What makes a reporter?

Seymour Hersh is considered to be one of America's greatest investigative journalists.

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Seymour Hersh - extended interview

Seymour Hersh is considered to be one of America's greatest investigative journalists

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How to win in sports journalism

England's success is a boon for the media but where's the line between journalist and fan?

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Will the 麻豆社 ever solve its pay problem?

Latest figures show that men still dominate the 麻豆社's list of highest paid stars.

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Privacy, liberty and Cliff Richard

Sir Cliff Richard has won his 麻豆社 privacy case. What does it mean for journalism?

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