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Norm Pearlstine was not pleased. For half a century, his integrity had rarely, if ever, been questioned. He believed the

French MPs have voted to grant a tax credit to anyone taking out a new subscription to a current affairs

We’ve been telling you for months now that June 30 was going to be a big day for American newspapers. That was the day

When financial difficulties meant that Apache — a cooperatively owned investigative outlet based in northern Belgium — had to lay

HuffPost UK is a news website that understands its audience and constantly pushes the boundaries of what a digital-only outlet

To hear many journalists tell it, the spring of 2020 has brought a series of extraordinary revelations. Look at what

When Bloomberg News editor Jodi Schneider took the reins of the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents’ Club (FCC) in the summer

Following an in-depth research of churn, The Wall Street Journal overhauled its onboarding programme for new subscribers. It focused on

Times of crisis are watershed moments. For years, the journalism industry has propped up the crumbling twentieth-century model for a free and

Alicia Kennedy is like many writers these days. A few months ago, the magazine for which she regularly freelanced cut