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WAN-IFRA, the World Association of News Publishers, condemns the criminalisation of journalism in Russia and has called on Russian authorities to immediately release Japanese journalist, Yuki Imai, detained on allegations of espionage.

Imai, an accredited Japanese correspondent for Hokkaido Shimbun, was arrested on 13 October on Sakhalin Island, in Russia’s Fa...

By Chris Sutcliffe

The Financial Times is an institution, an incredibly well respected news publisher that has ably made the leap to digital-first publishing. Footballco is a rising digital giant, capturing more than 2 billion monthly video views across its portfolio of sports titles.

Despite their differences, these two media businesses face a ...

By Theo Bamber, News Media Association Chief Executive

Where does a news story come from? A scandal exposed, a failure revealed, a decision brought into the open that someone would rather have kept private. Behind each is work we rarely see. We read the story, take it in and move on. In short, we take journalism for granted.

Someone had to find ...

“For a long time we suspected that logged-in users have a higher value than non-logged-in users, but we didn’t have the data to prove it,” said Patrick Rademacher, Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer, Ringier AG.

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