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The tide of racism and misplaced hatred across the UK underlines that the media’s silent majority must speak up. It’s no longer enough to not be able to find the right words.

We’ve seen what can happen when fake news, amplified by social media, spreads. Now is the time to fund regulated, trusted journalism.

Social platforms have clearly played a huge role, but many newspapers should take some responsibility for creating the attitudes that have culminated in this violence.  

Analysis: The tie-up highlights a focus on IP and news brands’ move to leverage their journalism.

ECOzone for Publishers is aligned with GARM’s Suitability Framework and will give publishers a view of carbon generated by activations through Ozone.

Co-founders Stephen Colegrave and Peter Jukes still believe in the advantages of print. The pair discuss a new culture edition under consideration and taking on the US market.

The battle for succession in the Murdoch family is turning out to be even more dramatic than fiction, and just as emotionally charged, with the outcome in Reno potentially affecting everyone in the media.

The ChatGPT developer is throwing its hat into the search ring and says it wants to work with publishers to improve the product. But how friendly will this tool be when it comes to referral traffic?

Arguably, British journalism damaged the future of its own audiences thanks to its insistence on false equivalence. With the US presidential race hotting up, will we see the same problem in media? 

When influential media owners like Elon Musk throw money at Donald Trump, it should concern all of us who work in this industry, writes the UK editor-in-chief.