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The news brand has launched plans to make its entire organisation certified in carbon literacy.

Special project comprises long-form content including a video interview with Sadiq Khan and photo gallery documenting the crisis.

The lords report on news was a balanced read that contained well-meaning recommendations but, until there’s robust legislation in place, can we truly protect the future of news in the UK? 

Three months since Google began rolling out AI Overviews in the UK, publishers are attempting to understand the precise impact on traffic, with some outlets reporting a substantial drop in engagement from search.

Most emissions are found in inefficiencies clogging up the middle of the programmatic supply chain, so penalising publishers won’t actually help drive long-term decarbonisation efforts in the industry.

Cathy Newman and her team’s dogged investigation finally brought a sense of justice for many, leading to the resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury, with potentially further repercussions.  

Mediahuis Ireland’s titles, including the Irish Independent, Belfast Telegraph and Sunday World, will join the online publishing collective.

Journalism isn’t as important to huge swathes of the population as some of us think it is. Arguing that its future simply sits with expecting readers to pay doesn’t stack up to real-world scrutiny.

While only 16% of young people surveyed claimed to read news online, a passive data analysis of online consumption found 72% were engaged with news brands.

With a review of media merger laws under way, perhaps next on the list for the culture secretary could be the small issues of wider media ownership and proper compensation from the tech giants?