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The title is leaning in to “talent-led media”. Al Brown, head of content at its new studio arm, discusses the merging of interests between publishing brands and personal brands.

Israel must be made to provide proof for its claims. A journalist’s job is to speak for the silent and not accept anything at face value.

Earlier this year, Prospect editor Alan Rusbridger spoke to The Media Leader about trust in news and quality journalism from both advertisers and consumers.

Publishers without a sufficiently diversified business model — and strong brand affinity — face sharp declines in revenue without reliable referral traffic. The same is true for brands’ websites and KPIs will need to change.

Ofcom’s Media Nations findings do not truly reflect the complex landscape of our news consumption. Here’s why. 

The agency turned to propensity modelling to refine its media plan in its ambition to create “emotional and personal relevance”.

Citing “no evidence provided” is a small step forward, but it could become a form of lazy journalism or, worse, a meaningless automatic response. Something more robust is required.

While younger audiences were least likely to say they consumed news brands, even older cohorts were more likely to turn to other channels for news.

Britain’s right-wing press are offering uncritical support for Trump’s immigration policies, even as they infringe on civil liberties and the rule of law. It begs the question: are the Sun, Times, Mail and Express moving to back Reform?

Could the WSJ lawsuit indicate a shifting of favour within the Murdoch media empire to another Republican as the tide goes against Donald Trump?