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Journalists have a responsibility to apply facts and analysis to the more lurid responses of politicians to current crises.

New and widely respected names from across the industry join the line up after last year’s inaugural ceremony.

The co-founder and former CEO of media agency PHD joins after a major deal in the summer with Trinity Mirror and the marketing tech company.

TV ads, company websites, and promotional email have all witnessed a decline in trust amongst UK consumers over the last two years, whilst recommendations from friends remains the most credible.

Walled gardens, the end of old rivalries and native advertising had the newspaper industry locked in debate this week. Here, Newsline reports on how the future is all about working together.

If people increasingly reject advertising through ad blockers, will paying for online content become commonplace? Newsline speaks with The Independent’s digital editor, Chris Broughton.

Newsline speaks with Susie Boniface, aka Fleet Street Fox, to see what she thinks the future holds for Britain’s beloved – but sometimes struggling – national newspapers.

The piggate scandal is proof that print journalism still holds huge power over digital, writes Raymond Snoddy.

Change can bring uncertainty and there are some that interpret the growth of digital as a nail in the coffin for newspapers – but this is hugely misleading, writes Newswork’s Denise Turner.

ABC has today launched a new service for magazines, newspapers and doordrop media, which for the first time certifies the quality as well as the quantity of a household distribution audience.