Echo of Moscow radio was independent to the end – its spirit will survive
Even Vladimir Putin will suffer from its closure, because he will no longer know what the opposition is talking about.
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The work of local journalists in war reporting has gone unnoticed for too long
The death of a Ukrainian reporter working for Fox News highlights the under-recognition of “fixers” in helping major media outlets…
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Subscriber of the Week: Jeffrey William Porter
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Peter Wilby’s Diary: Remembering Bruce Page and how to house Ukrainians in need
The former editor of the New Statesman, who has died aged 85, had an unrivalled capacity for absorbing investigative detail.
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War has become a media event from which there is no escape
Hyper-awareness of the horrors of Ukraine won’t do us much good, unless it leads to action.
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Influencer journalists must stop making the war in Ukraine all about them
Who should be at the centre of this story?
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“Social media is sentient neoliberalism”: Symeon Brown on the exploitative influencer economy
In his debut book, Brown exposes the dark side of influencing, tracking gruesome body horror stories and underpaid garment workers…
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Why Evgeny Lebedev is a headache for the Conservatives
Boris Johnson’s support for the Russian media mogul’s peerage reflects a broader culture of carelessness, in which the Prime Minister’s…
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