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UK weighs forcing social media firms to boost trusted news
The UK is weighing new rules that would require Meta, TikTok and YouTube to prioritize trusted news content in feeds and search results.
Trust in news at all-time low as interest in industry declines, Reuters Institute finds - study
'She's murdering 60 Minutes': Pelley’s attack on new CBS Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss ends in firing
NYT accuses Israel of trying to 'stifle journalism' by taking legal action over op-ed
David Rudge, a throwback to journalism’s glory days - comment
“David was an old-school news reporter, always looking to get to the scene and talk to people first-hand rather than rely on secondary sources,” said Jeff Barak, a former Post editor-in-chief.
A new start: 'The Jerusalem Report's' editor-in-chief heralds in his successor - comment
While Israel continues to seek the release of the hostages and the defeat of its enemies, I’m going to take a short break and then start a new journey in journalism.
Ronit Ganon-Amit appointed CEO of i24NEWS, Frank Melloul promoted to chairman
According to a statement by i24NEWS, Ronit Ganon-Amit brings "extensive experience in media, communications, and digital strategy to her new role."
The credibility of Freedom House: The United Nations has reached its sell-by date - opinion
Freedom House has a vast network of skilled people who conduct detailed research into more than 200 countries, as well as territories that are not considered countries.
Mathilda Heller: Thriving in Israel, the land of opportunity for journalism
Behind the Bylines: Mathilda Heller has degrees in Spanish and English literature, a love of science, and experience in education. But her life and aspirations led her to pursue journalism.
Privatizing public broadcasting, turning the watchdog into a lapdog - opinion
Privatizing KAN is not just an unnecessary step but one that undermines the very foundations of a democratic society.
Netanyahu's testimony contradicted by Likud ad spending records
Contrary to Netanyahu's testimony, the Likud party invested an estimated NIS 283,300 in advertisements in Walla in January 2015.
Grapevine December 11, 2024: Dereliction of duty Down Under
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
'Dangerous development': Likud-circulated list ranks KAN journalists by stance toward government
The list ranked journalists and broadcasters hosting current affairs programs on a scale from 1 to 5, with 1 signifying strong government support and 5 indicating strong opposition.
Editor's Notes: Kan needs reform, not destruction—it’s both flawed and essential
Kan’s budget is a hefty NIS 800 million a year - but public broadcasting isn’t about competing with commercial channels, it’s about amplifying voices.
