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Micklethwait creates new management structure at Bloomberg
Reuters websites become inaccesible in China
France's AMF watchdog fines Bloomberg €5 million over Vinci hoax
Reuters partners with Facebook Journalism Project to help newsrooms around the world spot deepfakes and manipulated media
The Role of News on Facebook
Obituary - Frederick Forsyth
State of the News Media 2014
Journalists, media under attack from hackers - Google researchers
NYT boss attacks Bloomberg for saying it shouldn't publish anti-China stories
Bloomberg hints at curb on articles about China
Justin Smith's plan for where Bloomberg Media goes next
Could PR be the saviour of journalism?
Reuters: Telling the world's stories like no one else
TechVision: The Second Machine Age
Bloomberg's folly
Arthur Sulzberger: why Jill Abramson had to leave the New York Times
Arthur Sulzberger: why Jill Abramson had to leave the New York Times
Info wars: Why it's time for Google & Co to come clean
Why Thomson Reuters Shares Could Fly to $45
Robert Capa's Longest Day
D-Day Dispatch: The first reporter on the beach
News organisations face second wave
More digital disruption ahead for mainstream news groups, says survey
Objectivity and impartiality in digital news coverage
Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2014 - 10 Key Points
Henry Blodget: 'It's a golden age for professional journalists'
64 Matches, 32 Teams, 12 Cities, 1 World Cup
Gallup poll: American confidence in the news media keeps getting lower
Seeking engagement, media firms toss readers the keys
Did he bite?
Thomson Reuters predicts the top 10 innovations for 2025
Building a diverse, inclusive workplace where female talent can thrive
How robots will write earnings stories for the AP
Smith and Tyraniels talking points on the new Bloomberg Media
The culture of journalism prevents forgetting
More questions over ethics: Is Reuters enabling ISIL and are they working with sympathizers again?
World War One - Lessons from the catastrophe as Great Power tensions rise again
Reuters blows it. Apple PR springs in action
Twitter panic in the newsroom
FX trading platform EBS starts fightback with new products
With jet crash, news media again weigh where to draw the line on graphic photos
Eighteen months after dropping AP, Tribune happy with Reuters
Bloomberg struggles to break out of the box
At front lines, bearing witness in real time
Same old, same old
Thomson Reuters (TRI) is today's 'barbarian at the gate' stock
Bloomberg to cancel 'Political Capital with Al Hunt,' lay off TV and print staff
Which should you buy: Thomson Reuters Corporation or BlackBerry Ltd?
SEC aggressively investigates media leaks
The battle over chat in finance - new party line
Thomson Reuters: We'll take your articles if you don't tell us not to
The vanishing American newsroom
This journalist just taught Thomson Reuters a pretty big lesson
We can't let tech giants, like Facebook and Twitter, control our news values
In harm's way: Why war correspondents take risks and how they cope
Michael Bloomberg to return as head of Bloomberg company
Does journalism still require impartiality?
Bloomberg news stands out with editorial policy to not report on itself
'What we'd done in Iraq was fairly useless' - ex-Reuters bureau chief in Iraq
The important contribution of a company's history
Reuters tries to explain away its refusal to call torture 'torture'
Financial Times editor Lionel Barber: 'Now software's driving the journalism'
Canary Wharf location is an 'advantage' says CEO of Thomson Reuters Foundation
Arianna Huffington and Vivian Schiller appointed to Reuters Institute advisory board
New financial chat platform could be bigger than Bloomberg
The importance of corporate news
Nicholas Lemann to join Thomson Reuters Founders Share Company board of directors
The bad news about the news
Why everyone is talking about chat
Andrew Rashbass on Reuters.TV, news disruption, and the future of the TV news industry
Canada's richest people 2015: the life and times of the Thomson family
Reuters TV introduced - launch party keynote speakers
Silicon Valley and journalism: Make up or break up?
Comments under news articles: Time to switch them off?
Bloomberg replaces founding editor
AFP's 2015 budget prioritises innovation and development
When to quit your journalism job
Thomson family's legacy lies in the art world
Reuters loses Tribune but is not quitting yet
Why AP didn't run the Charlie Hebdo cartoons
Debra Walton, chief content officer at Thomson Reuters: 'Women need to step up and embrace opportunities to lead'
Young journalists in an industry under siege
GCHQ intercepted emails of journalists from top international media
Bloomberg forced to postpone its latest business launch
People are talking about Michael Bloomberg buying The New York Times, including Michael Bloomberg
Bloomberg shakes up newsroom side of his company
Recent shake-ups have Bloomberg magazine staff on edge
The case for liberal optimism
Media titans Bloomberg and Murdoch at play in politics and news
Thomson Reuters Q4 2014 earnings call: 7 things to watch out for
Financial data unbundled? Symphony in works to compete with Bloomberg and Reuters
Will Thomson Reuters (TRI) earnings surprise this season?
Defining a new category of TV news
WSJ vs. Bloomberg: A tale of two marketing campaigns
What are they thinking? Bloomberg's Justin Smith sees a window in shakeup of digital reader habits
Global safety principles and practices
Journalist spotlight: Jeff Mason on Reuters exclusive interview with U.S. President Obama
Smith, Tyrangiel reined in at Bloomberg
Facebook may host news sites' content
Thomson family invited banker to fill role at trust
Bloomberg Media CEO: Video traffic up, Bloomberg Business site in Europe and Apple Watch app coming
Why being a newswire media CEO is an impossible job
Reuters isn't just looking for a new boss, it's looking for a new strategy
The alternate reality of social media
Teens, social media and technology overview 2015
Is journalism inherently pessimistic? Why is there so much 'bad news'?
Reuters' Baghdad bureau chief on why he fled Iraq
Bloomberg terminals suffer widespread failures
Bloomberg outage highlights another bank weakness
Is there any such thing as a career in digital journalism?
How Margaret Thatcher and Rupert Murdoch made their secret deal
Reuters' mobile strategy: 'If it has a screen, it's fair game'
Members OK cutting Guild's 'paper' name, revising bylaws
Magnate Thomson to be saluted at city event
Google may not do 'nice', but even the omnipotent need to survive
The CEOs of Thomson Reuters and Target show how to be true data leaders
To arms, to arms! The world's biggest financial firms rise up against Bloomberg's terminals
Why Facebook's news experiment matters to readers
Ex-Reuters chief backs compliance start-up
Clinton Foundation donors include dozens of media organizations, individuals
Buzz is no substitute for real news
Financial news comparison: Bloomberg vs Reuters
AP uses automation to increase story output tenfold
Apple taps Bloomberg for first news app
See it to believe it: Yann Tessier on user-generated content
Reuters says it isn't gunning for the competition by offering free content
Digital journalism: How good is it?
The New York Times should buy Bloomberg. Yes, really.
Surge in smartphones' popularity, social media threaten online news providers
The Guardian to set up innovation lab for mobile news
Whither Twitter?
Bloomberg management under pressure amid complaints from Washington staffers
Email exposes 'climate of fear' at Bloomberg
The mayor vs the mogul
Bloomberg becomes No. 1 in video in May
Bloomberg's new regime and tensions over the editorial vision
The future of news: Stop the presses!
Thomson Reuters 'opens' new data stream connectors
The Bloomberg terminal: clunky, costly, addictive, ubiquitous
Web chief Joshua Topolsky to leave Bloomberg as staff tensions surface
Reuters very unspecific in crediting competitor
Devin Wenig steps into eBay spotlight
Banks back rival to Bloomberg messaging system
Pearson exploring sale of Financial Times - Bloomberg
Symphony is just the latest attack on Bloomberg's fortress
How Thomson Reuters is driving new marketing accountability
Correction: Thomson Reuters' Eikon messaging service is encrypted
Exclusive - Pearson has decided to sell FT to global media owner: source
Financial Times reports Germany's Springer to buy FT Group
Japan's Nikkei to buy FT Group for 844 million pounds
Newsonomics: Eight questions (and answers) about Nikkei's surprise purchase of the FT
The pink paper that grew more valuable in the digital maelstrom
Economist shareholders in talks to buy out Pearson
News business has the wind in its sails
Media companies are banding together with Wall Street to take on one of the most entrenched players in finance
Newsonomics: the halving of America's daily newsrooms
Seven years later: What exactly did Rupert Murdoch do to The Wall Street Journal?
End of an era as Fleet St haunt El Vino is sold to Davy's
Pearson sells Economist stake for £469m
When the data is the product, Thomson Reuters introduces an API platform
Thomson family's Woodbridge buys full control of Globe and Mail
Big Bloomberg layoffs, says New York Post
Bloomberg hits back over politics claims
Reuters employees bombarded with reply-all email catastrophe
In Phuketwan case, Reuters supports media freedom - but from a distance
Reporters cleared in Thai navy defamation case
Bloomberg layoffs total 55, hit DC and sports desk hardest
Bloomberg writer behind 'climate of fear' memo among 80 layoffs
Micklethwait memo outlines new focus for Bloomberg
Google and Reuters Institute agree grant for major expansion of Digital News Report's coverage of Europe
The Bloomberg terminal, a Wall Street fixture, faces upstarts
Several companies are trying to take down the Bloomberg terminal
Dow Jones strikes chord with Symphony
Reuters content now available on the Apple News app
Bloomberg and Twitter sign data licensing agreement
What happened after 7 news sites got rid of reader comments
News blogger on trial in Los Angeles Times hack downplays damage
Tribute to war correspondents unveiled at Australian War Memorial in Canberra by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull
The Financial Times and the future of journalism
How millennials get news: inside the habits of America's first digital generation
What does the future hold for Bloomberg Media?
Take the medicine right away
Reuters: Avoid the 'wolf pack mentality' when approaching eyewitnesses online
Russian hackers breached Dow Jones for trading tips: Bloomberg
Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2015
Digital is just one platform... we have others
How are European news organisations using audience data? New research project
Upstart challenges Bloomberg's dominance as business data source
Thomson Reuters shifted its share repurchase program into the fifth gear
News brands are well placed to seize upon trouble in the agency world
Rocky launch prompts Thomson Reuters transformation
Reuters TV plots expansion after dropping paywall
Financial Times editor seeks to reassure over Nikkei sale
You can now search through more than 400 media ethics codes
How Reuters is using automation to analyze its polling data
Here's the bad news: Thomson Reuters (TRI) stock
It's good to talk, but it's better to be open
Nikkei seeks digital media powerhouse with $1.3 billion FT purchase
Today's Washington press corps more digital, specialized
Is institutional finance's desktop dictatorship coming to an end?
How Bloomberg sells its content to other media
How NYT's research lab maps the future role of technology in news
Private equity in scramble for Reuters science information arm
Report: Technology trends journalists should watch in 2016
Newspapers now the least popular medium for news, says Ofcom study
The terminal patient: Is Bloomberg's return bad for Bloomberg?
Outlook 2016: Deb Walton, Thomson Reuters
Predictions for journalism 2016: Begun, the platform war has
4 current digital media trends that will continue to shape news in 2016
2016 insights: escaping the walled garden - 5 ways an open fintech ecosystem will revolutionize finance
Dow Jones CEO Lewis explains restructuring
New York Times: the homepage still plays a prominent role
JP Morgan's Dimond dogs Bloomberg over computer terminal change$
Thomson Reuters turns down state's award of low-cost power
Reuters TV finds value not just in making its content free, but in giving it away to other publishers
JPMorgan reportedly mulls replacing up to 20% of its Bloomberg terminals with Thomson Reuters
Journalism, media and technology predictions 2016
Thomson Reuters progresses with financial app store
The challenge of FinTech - and its history
Bloomberg presidential run may be just what his company needs most
WSJ overhauls how its news operations work
Facebook and adblockers, podcasts and Trump: What the big media trends of 2015 will bring for 2016
Reuters carries sponsorship of its US presidential coverage
Fleet Street: Rewriting the story
Reuters distances itself from Greg Hunt 'best minister' award: 'It wasn't our idea'
Tony Barber: Independent sails into uncharted waters
Micklethwait's balancing act, after a year as Bloomberg editor in chief
Reuters releases White House Run app for iPhone
San Bernardino police officers honored by Thomson Reuters for response to Dec. 2 terrorist attack
SAP partners with Reuters to power data journalism in the digital age and deepen US presidential election coverage
Symphony financial messaging set for wide rollout this year - Goldman
Facebook is eating the world
Cinven plots £2bn swoop on Reuters
As computers drive financial news, journalists pick up the pieces
Why journalists should be afraid of Trump's media strategy
Symphony financial messaging eyes 150,000 users this year
Revealed: how Associated Press cooperated with the Nazis
AP statement on historical article
Reuters enriches offering to Media Express users by adding Red Bull Media House content
Red Bull and Reuters team up: Why?
Bloomberg Media CEO Justin B. Smith outlines the future of media
Can public service news organisations stay competitive in a digital environment?
The life and times of a newspaper baron
Reuters signs a news deal with Red Bull, but is that a good thing?
AI is already making inroads into journalism but could it win a Pulitzer?
Thomson Reuters acquires WM/Reuters foreign exchange benchmarks from State Street Corporation
Michael Wolff on how Bloomberg became media's money sinkhole
What next for Thomson Reuters' FX benchmark?
Bloomberg beefs up global footprint with expanded Middle East operation
Newsonomics: With new roadblocks for digital news sites, what happens next?
New York Times to invest $50m on global digital expansion
The age of nano news and why we must pay
Bloomberg Media reports 8 percent revenue increase in first quarter
Media websites battle faltering ad revenue and traffic
For news outlets squeezed from the middle, it's bend or bust
TV news faces a threat familiar to newspapers
The future of journalism in three words: collaboration, collaboration, collaboration
Financial Times: 'We are facing daunting conditions'
The Guardian: Dark days for a liberal beacon
Publishers 'feeding on scraps from Facebook', says Bloomberg Media boss
8 advertising and editorial initiatives Bloomberg Media is unveiling today
Operating responsibly: a conversation with Patsy Doerr, Thomson Reuters' global head of corporate responsibility & inclusion
How computers are now writing business news stories
Coverage: Facebook's news feed is questioned
Newsfeed saga unmasks the human face of Facebook
British mother, Nazanin Ratcliffe, held prisoner in Iran 'allowed to see daughter and parents'
Legendary editor Harry Evans has this to say about today's "deeply polluted" media
At Thomson Reuters, we don't fear the changing landscape
A winning pick this year: Thomson Reuters Corporation (NYSE: TRI)
Yannis Behrakis: 'Please no more big stories in Greece' [Video Interview]
Thomson Reuters pledges full support for FX market global code of conduct
How Internet connectivity, YouTube and amateur footage is changing international journalism
Silicon Valley's hoover leaves newspapers hunting for profit
New York Times' Paris staff launch bid to save editorial operation
Business and financial news consumption declines during the day
City University in London awarded £300,000 Google grant to build an app which will help journalists sift through 'big data'
Thomson Reuters rides market data boom
Data Terminal anxiety as big banks cut costs
Trust and credibility: What digital trends and values will shape tomorrow's news?
Reuters finds readers want quality news, but aren't willing to pay for it
Best mobile initiative: Thomson Reuters
Young and old news consumers want to get their news in very different ways, says Pew
How technology disrupted the truth
15 things your newsroom can do to combat the Facebook newsfeed algorithm change
Barclays underwhelmed by Thomson Reuters' $1 billion share buybacks
Thomson Reuters reaches analyst target price
How Thomson Reuters uses data to boost gender diversity in IT
Thomson Reuters World-Check terrorist database goes up for sale on the dark web
Reuters: What's in a name?
Happy 200th birthday to Paul Julius Reuter: Journalism innovator who founded a news empire with pigeons
Political prisoner: The detention of an innocent Briton is a stain on the Iranian regime
Bloomberg vs the banks
Tom Glocer: What is fair and balanced journalism in the face of Trump?
Print still has a future, and Le Monde can prove it. Aux armes, citoyens!
Fleet Street: Last journalists leave former home of national papers
Building the firm of the future through inclusion
A week in sport - Rio style
Bloomberg Media remains No. 1 in video
Reporting styles of the modern Olympics
Reuters announces mobile-ready captioned videos for publishers
Reuters's new polling simulator is built for the age of Trump
Reuters partners with ONEm to bring Reuters news to a global audience of millions without mobile internet access
Commentary: Can Assange and Denton revive the Wikileaks-Gawker revolution?
The looming shakeout in digital media
The 20 companies offering the best work life balance
A farewell guide to political journalism
Reuters's new polling simulator is built for the age of Trump
Yes, the news can survive the newspaper
Trump allies falsely link Reuters to claim Detroit video feed was cut short
Reuters Pictures photojournalism features in Tate artificial intelligence project
Facebook and Twitter join coalition to improve social media newsgathering
Facebook's Vietnam war photo debacle shows it's a media company now, like it or not
Reuters Video Archive, spanning three centuries, to be made available through Reuters Media Express
Foreign reporters in China face more restrictions now, report says
Dear readers: Please stop calling us 'the media.' There is no such thing.
The right to be forgotten - privacy and the media in the digital age
Washington Post initiative aims to keep reporters from writing 'unnecessarily long'
How Thomson Reuters Corporation (NYSE:TRI) trades after earning announcements?
Younger adults prefer to get their news in text, not video, according to new data from Pew Research
The Goldman Sachs-backed 'Bloomberg killer' has 116,000 customers a year after launch
NBC waited for green light from lawyers before airing Trump video
Curation's alerts backed by ex-news agency chief
Brand and trust in a fragmented news environment
The Wall Street Journal is reorganizing its newsroom and cutting down on flabby stories
Start-up taking aim at Bloomberg terminals hires former Bloomberg head
Humans vs. robots in business journalism: Score one for the humans
Dow Jones CEO launches review of Wall Street Journal
WSJ editor: Revised print edition coming in weeks
Bloomberg Media revenue up 9 percent through three quarters
ASNE stops trying to count total job losses in American newsrooms
More wretched news for newspapers as advertising woes drive anxiety
U.S. presidential election: Guide to Reuters coverage
Wall Street Journal feels the pain
Tech and big data disrupt trading
Media's next challenge: Overcoming the threat of fake news
A new role in journalism: the digital fixer
Bloomberg's chat system crashes on morning of US election
A Trump presidency is forcing an entire generation of journalists to rethink what "journalism" even means
Raise your glasses for one final long, long lunch in Fleet Street
The road to Ward 17 - A journalist's battle with PTSD
Layoffs at Bloomberg total 30, hit markets teams
Bloomberg EIC Micklethwait explains layoffs, reorg
Journalism's delivery system, not the coverage itself, is broken
Financial Times in talks on acquisitions year after Nikkei deal
How Reuters trains its journalists to work with new technologies and collaborate in the newsroom
Is social media use associated with more or less diverse news use?
The age of the cyborg
Reuters built its own algorithmic prediction tool to help it spot (and verify) breaking news on Twitter
dpa partners with Reuters to distribute international content to its clients
Bloomberg Media CEO Smith speaks on its evolution
Digital-born news media in Europe
Journalism has an editing crisis, but we can do something about it
Who's really to blame for fake news
Arming the young against fake news - and more
Most Americans say fake news causes "a great deal" of confusion about current events
In post-truth society, fake news trumps facts
Thomson Reuters' new tech centre is a talent play
Five reasons why engagement is so hot right now
Journalist who broke story of Nazi invasion of Poland Clare Hollingworth dies aged 105
Journalism, media and technology trends and predictions 2017
Facebook unveils measures to promote stronger ties with news industry
Guardian source who exposed killing of Reuters staff Chelsea Manning has sentence commuted by Obama
Newsonomics: Trump may be the news industry's greatest opportunity to build a sustainable model
Crowd controversy: The making of an Inauguration Day photo
Thomson Reuters organizes blockchain hackathon in Switzerland
Would you believe it? Print remains a favourite with readers
Management and resistance in the digital newsroom
How Americans encounter, recall and act upon digital news
The struggle inside the Wall Street Journal
The power of the press can't hold populism down
CPJ's Joel Simon on the press freedom crisis in the United States
The Wall Street Journal's global retrenchment
The Mark Zuckerberg manifesto is a blueprint for destroying journalism
It's time to burst your media bubble
Thomson Reuters continues expansion of global labs network
The best defense: Threats to journalists' safety demand fresh approach
We asked people from all over the world how journalists should cover powerful people who lie. Here is what they said
How Mark Zuckerberg could really fix journalism
Here's what non-fake news looks like
Is it time for media to move 'beyond the article'?
Critical, contextualised journalism needed in the face of AI-produced copy
Stop the press: Journos not happy losing jobs to journo bots, say journos
Murder, assault and imprisonment among 'growing spectrum of threats' facing journalists in Europe
The stories that shaped 2016
Spotting fake news and doing something about it
Cost-cutting BBC drops international news agency Associated Press citing "financial pressures"
Technology company? Publisher? The lines can no longer be blurred
Capturing events the Reuters way
What's behind Reuters' efforts to increase transparency
Thomson Reuters explains need for 'flatter, more democratic organisations'
Tom Glocer's 10 surefire wins in fintech
Reuters launched Backstory to provide more transparency around its reporting process
What's holding back virtual reality news? Slow tech adoption, monetization, and yes, dull content
Bloomberg on automated business news stories
Thomson Reuters, Link TV to launch shorts series
Thomson Reuters Corporation (TSX:TRI): Will the growth last?
The making of Reuters News Tracer
Bloomberg just got slammed for exploiting a trading data loophole
Bloomberg partnering with Twitter on live-streaming network
Fake news, propaganda, and influence operations - a guide to journalism in a new, and more chaotic media environment
An inside look at Trust Docs with Thomson Reuters Foundation executive producer Liz Mermin
Thomson Reuters announces voting results for election of directors
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2017: Best Data Provider to the Sell Side - Thomson Reuters
Wall Street chat service Symphony raises $63 million; valued at $1 billion: source
Reuters launches Reuters Connect, a content marketplace driven by the needs of modern day publishing
The Associated Press is adding more user-generated social content (verified, of course) into its wire services
Study: Booze, coffee and lack of breaks is impairing journalists' brain function and ability to suppress bias
Raze the adverbs, beware superlatives and be specific: Six tips on clearer writing from Sir Harold Evans
The world's biggest shop window for news is unveiled
My media serves me well; yours is smut
Journalists condemn Trump for stirring up 'disturbing' anti-media feeling
UK press freedom must extend to hedge funds
Trump, fake news, and shrinking newsrooms: does journalism still matter in 2017?
Harold Evans on how to become a better writer
NY Times buyout aimed at cutting editing staff
AI in the newsroom: What's happening and what's next?
Despite subscription surges for largest U.S. newspapers, circulation and revenue fall for industry overall
Reuters hosts book launch celebration of Editor-at-Large Sir Harold Evans book, Do I Make Myself Clear? Why Writing Well Matters
Newseum chief fears for future of journalism under Trump
Tomorrow's News 2017 survey finds fake news can damage brands as well as media organizations, but brands which partner with trusted news brands can benefit
We were there: Celebrating 150 years in the Middle East and North Africa
Theresa May's general election flop puts tougher press regulation back on the table
Thomson Reuters makes its market data blockchain-friendly
Advocacy demands passion - and the rewards can be big
Reuters named the number 1 international brand for monthly digital reach across Europe
What's the difference between a reporter and a correspondent?
A question for a dystopian age: what counts fake news?
Thomson Reuters is a buy; look for good news on the topline this year
Audience trust in social media as a news source is falling, Reuters survey finds
Reuters launches new sections on 'cyber risk' and 'the future of money'
Best reference data provider: Thomson Reuters
Best mobile initiative: Thomson Reuters
Reuters journalists stuck in contract dispute over basic annual cost-of-living raises
Trust the news? Most people don't, social media even more suspect - study
Bloomberg's £1 billion HQ in London won't have canteen... to encourage employees to go outside
Layoffs at Bloomberg News amid reorganization
War correspondent Dean Yates haunted by Reuters' colleagues deaths
Reuters recognized with two National Press Club Award wins and an honorable mention
Reuters Institute report prompts optimism about readers' appreciation of journalism
Wall Street Journal to cut back print outside the US
Journalists covering the refugee crisis affected by moral injury
Thomson Reuters launches startup incubator
Analysis: Thomson Reuters' blockchain baby steps are significant
How fares trust in journalism amid a sea of fake news?
WHCA president: White House asked organization to publicly criticize reporter
Thomson Reuters "Spotlight on Reuters" event features Reuters journalists on trust and news coverage in the current political climate
How Bloomberg sped up its sites to boost pageviews per visit by 15 percent
Reuters hires McClellan as top news editor in Asia
The biggest threat to journalism isn't Donald Trump. It's declining revenues
Can anyone bury Bloomberg?
New "Bloomberg Way" includes other delivery formats
How can kids figure out what's credible news and what's fake news?
New website to track press freedom violations in United States
Ex-Reuters CEO Tom Glocer joins Morgan Stanley board
Who trusts - and pays for - the news? Here's what 8,728 people told us
Currency volumes on TR platforms jump as derivatives shine
Reuters hires FT's Hughes to be Asia finance editor
Reuters strikes business journalism scholarship pact with Columbia, NYU
Rich trove of sporting images will help tackle loneliness
Can video be a signpost for real news?
The Power and the Story: The Global Battle for News and Information - review
The precise way to describe a movement
Newsonomics: The problem with digital news: Older - not younger - readers
Mobile alerts: How are media outlets using them?
SPECIAL REPORT - How Reuters tracked fatalities and Taser incidents
How to submit a confidential news tip to Reuters
Mapping online news discovery for computer users in the UK
Why Reuters decided to set up a branded content studio
Community and commerce: Reporting on a disaster
Reuters launches grant program to develop the next generation of photojournalists
Sir Harold Evans backs Press Gazette Duopoly campaign: 'Facebook and Google are the Harvey and Irma of journalism'
Decisive action: Should data or emotional conviction rule?
Sharjah Press Club seals Reuters partnership deal
Putting Europe's robots on the map: Automated journalism in news agencies
Reuters hires Darlin of NY Times as editor of money and politics
Thomson Reuters boosts quantification of corporate news with NEWSFUL app in Eikon
Developing digital news projects in private sector media
From carrier pigeons to Tracer, Reuters innovates in Africa
Oxford Perspectives: Envisioning the newsroom in 2020
Winners of 2017 Kurt Schork Memorial Awards announced
No, Bloomberg is not "unbundling" its chat service
A note about our North Korean coverage
Play about London mother jailed in Iran shows heartache of separation from daughter
Multimedia's open frontiers
Wikitribune's weak debut rattles backers
How Reuters is helping one-time newspapers transform themselves into broadcasters
Reuters launches next-generation live video service for news broadcasters and digital publishers on Reuters Connect platform
Reuters grants for a new generation of photojournalists
Thomson Reuters settles tax challenge for $10M
What can publishers do about "fake" news?
Special Report: How and why Reuters purchased bodies for its investigation
"News you don't believe": Audience perspectives on fake news
Attitudes to paying for online news
What lies ahead for Thomson Reuters (TRI) in Q3 earnings?
Fake news hurts trust in media, mainstream outlets fare better: poll
Why Thomson Reuters Corp. is down over 6%
Oversold conditions for Thomson Reuters
The 2017 Asia-Pacific Supplementary Digital News Report
Newsroom leader Dean Yates has a new mission
Vicarious trauma: How dealing with graphic videos and images can harm journalists' mental health
The state of news subscriptions in 5 charts
How Thomson Reuters can help in cracking down on black money
FT editor Lionel Barber calls on 'deeply flawed' social media networks to 'drop the pretence' they are not media companies
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: A timeline
Can journalists ever regain Americans' trust?
Thomson Reuters to redeem US$1 billion of debt securities
Press freedom is under attack like never before. Reinforcements are needed
Bias, bullshit and lies: Audience perspectives on low trust in the media
Supporters of jailed British-Iranian aid worker sing carols at Downing Street
Bloomberg terminal count is on the rise
Buy-side technology awards 2017: Best buy-side EMS - Thomson Reuters
Demonstrating the value of an open platform approach
A successful formula for innovation
Bloomberg's Twitter news network, TicToc, goes live Dec.18
Factbox: International reaction to arrest of Reuters reporters in Myanmar
Coalition of 24 media organizations joins Reporters Committee statement to Europe's top court on 'right to be forgotten'
Thomson Reuters adds Bitcoin Cash to Eikon platform
Welcome to Backstory
Reuters photographer Zohra Bensemra named Agency Photographer of the Year by the Guardian
Free detained journalists in Myanmar
No tree this Christmas: Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe ends another year in jail in Iran
Reuters reporters held in Myanmar were handed papers, then arrested: families
Are bots ready to take over newsrooms? Not for some time to come
Journalists cast as villains need to recall their heroes
'Fake news': Wide reach but little impact, study suggests
Friends of arrested Reuters reporter in Myanmar pour out hearts on social media
Is it too late to buy Thomson Reuters Corporation (TSE:TRI)?
Thomson Reuters goes live with MiFID II services
AFTAS 2017: Best partnership or alliance - Thomson Reuters and Symphony Communications
How Reuters is expanding its consumer business
Why trusted journalism matters
Journalism, media and technology: Trends & predictions 2018
Ma Pan Ei believes in the truth
Factbox: A chronology of Thomson Reuters Corp
U.N. chief urges release of Reuters journalists in Myanmar
Canada's richest family retreats to its roots with sale of Thomson Reuters unit to Blackstone
Can Blackstone take on Bloomberg?
The media today: Reuters publishes harrowing report that led to two reporters' imprisonment
The evidence that busts the media myths of echo chambers and fake news
U.S. urges U.N. to hold Myanmar military accountable for 'ethnic cleansing'
New York Times CEO: Print journalism has maybe another 10 years
When it comes to press freedom, America is no longer a 'beacon' for the world
What does it mean to be a Reuters visual journalist?
World in progress: The fate of two imprisoned Reuters journalists
When a president wages war on a press at work
Blackstone Group CEO Schwarzman took home $786 million in 2017
Announcing the Reuters Scholarship for Visual Journalism
How to ace your interview with Thomson Reuters
Reuters is taking a big gamble on AI-supported journalism
The $10 billion opportunity at Reuters
Thomson Reuters 2017 Annual Report
New fund to support EU investigative journalism launched
Witad Awards 2018 winner's interview - Debra Walton, Thomson Reuters
Bloomberg pays women 20 per cent less than men in the UK
RSF and its partners unveil the Journalism Trust Initiative to combat disinformation
Inside the 'cybernetic newsroom' where Reuters' robots are great at research but not at writing articles
Blackstone learns from the masters of trading favours: banks
Lecture: The Power of Platforms
Return to Ward 17: Making peace with lost comrades
Market swings knock Blackstone earnings less than feared
What's the value of trusted news?
As a bureau chief and a mum, I pushed myself too hard
The Bloomberg paywall does not make sense
The future of news
FX trading volumes in April rise to 18 pct year-on-year - Thomson Reuters
People need to know why our journalists were arrested in Myanmar, Reuters tells CPJ
First year of Reuters Connect content hub shows drive to online video 'alive and well' in news industry
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Best reference data integration vendor: Thomson Reuters
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Doubling down
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No release for Nazanin until UK pays debt
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Vice President Pence calls for release of jailed Reuters journalists
Getty Images back in the family as Carlyle Group sells out
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Covenant Review slams Refinitiv junk bond terms
Massive cost cuts in focus as buyside mulls Refinitive bond
Reuters steps up search for the next generation of photojournalists with latest round of its grant program
US senators urge Pompeo to press for release of Reuters journalists jailed in Myanmar
Myanmar youth, journalists demonstrate against jailing of Reuters reporters
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Refinitiv: Wrexham job cuts anger over 'training'
Local representatives voice anger at Refinitiv decision to close Wrexham site
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Reuters reporter paralysed in car crash on war zone assignment says industry now 'crossing a threshold' for disabled journalists
Refinitiv signs financial data distribution deal with Microsoft
Bloomberg's Justin Smith: We're projecting 15 percent-plus revenue growth
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Winners celebrated at the 2018 Kurt Schork Memorial Awards
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Thomson Reuters reminds non-Canadian taxable shareholders of "opt-out" alternative for return of capital transaction
Thomson Reuters cutting 304 jobs, state docs say
Refinitiv signs Women in Finance Charter to help build a more balanced and fair financial services
Reuters journalism training programme - EMEA
Refinitiv CEO readies for data tussle with Bloomberg
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Myanmar journalists, lawyers raise concerns over jailing of Reuters reporters
Too big to fail: FT editor Lionel Barber on the future of financial journalism
Refinitiv plans 2,000 job cuts after Blackstone takeover
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Mike Bloomberg says he may sell his media company if he runs for president
To the barricades
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Thomson Reuters disbands in-house creative agency GCS
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Bloomberg News sheds senior staff, fueling sale speculation
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Americans still prefer watching to reading the news - and mostly still through television
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Reuters Pension Fund agrees £625m buy-in with Canada Life
The club and the mob
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Bloomberg's London staff told to stop littering cigarette butts
Iranian state TV releases unseen footage of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's arrest
Refinitiv's Tradeweb is said to file confidentially for U.S. IPO
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38.1% of Thomson Reuters Corporation (TRI) is owned by hedge funds
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Bloomberg Media CEO: International will be key to growth in 2019
7 lessons from a "lifetime" of digital transformation
Reuters video: Getting very personal in 2019
Divided 2019: The media gender gap
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CPJ concerned about journalists' safety at Trump's rallies
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Reuters wins twelve White House News Photographers Association awards
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Thomson Reuters CEO Smith buys second condo at Jade Signature
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Tradeweb Markets files for IPO, months after Blackstone deal
David Thomson is Canada's wealthiest on Forbes' rich list, again
PA, Standard, Independent and Reuters among 200+ organisations urging MEPs to pass new EU copyright law
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Thomson Reuters files 2018 annual report
FT, Reuters, Yahoo News and Huffpost join media coalition to 'stand up for journalists under attack'
Witad Awards: Best company for diversity and inclusion (Vendor) - Refinitiv
Tradeweb Markets plans to raise up to $709 million in IPO
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Deutsche Börse weighs acquisition of Reuters' FXall unit
Tradeweb raises $1.1 billion in year's no. 2 IPO in US
Progress on our Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Efforts
Deutsche Boerse says it is in talks to buy some Refinitiv FX units
Machine learning on the rise in financial services - Refinitiv
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Thomson Reuters wins blockchain identity management patent
Thomson Reuters Corp (TRI) expected to post quarterly sales of $1.50 billion
Rosneft threatens to ban Reuters in Russia over Venezuela report
Thomson Reuters celebrates Earth Day with new carbon targets
Reuters corrects Venezuela sanctions article after Russian Rosneft's refute
US criticizes Myanmar court decision on Reuters journalists
Veterans write to Reuters about ANI's report
New Monsanto documents expose cozy connection to Reuters reporter
Thomson Reuters Foundation awarded £400,000
Ex-Thomson Reuters CEO: 'Big banks feel they can be fast followers' on blockchain
Regulators should consider making Facebook erase all user info, says ex-Thomson Reuters CEO
With significant changes, Thomson Reuters wants to be closer to its customers
Best market data provider (vendor): Refinitiv
China's censors expose a truth about corporate JVs
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Thomson Reuters announces voting results for election of directors
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Reuters enlists London as CMO
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Trump's rhetoric 'makes journalists vulnerable to abuse', says Amal Clooney
UK to establish committee on journalist safety
U.S. newsroom employment has dropped by a quarter since 2008, with greatest decline at newspapers
WSJ editors: Bloomberg move is all about enhancing Dow Jones newswires
Young journalists demand better work-life balance and worry about poor pay, study shows
UK extremely concerned about jailed British-Iranian aid worker
Minister fails to deny police are spying on journalists over diplomatic cables leak
Rich data
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Blackstone bets on further Refinitiv gains after doubling value
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Thomson Reuters beats Blackstone in Refinitiv deal
LSE-Refinitiv merger could create a rival to Bloomberg
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20-year vet at Thomson Reuters named new top lawyer
On the front lines: Maggie Fox has a press pass to history
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Reuters boss: 'If we don't disrupt ourselves, somebody else is going to do it for us'
'Fake news' seen as mere 'nuisance' by young people, new Reuters Institute study finds
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Refinitiv picks chief information officer ahead of LSE takeover
Estée Lauder picks former Thomson Reuters legal boss as new general counsel
Thomson Reuters appoints Thomas Kim as general counsel
Reuters appoints Arlyn Gajilan digital news director
The London Stock Exchange rejected its Hong Kong rival's $37 billion takeover bid, saying the Refinitiv deal is 'on track'
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More banks join LSE bridge loan for Refinitiv buy
LSE CEO Schwimmer says feels 'very good' about Refinitiv deal
LSEG chief says Refinitiv integration could take up to five years to complete
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Reuters creates events business for news with B2B company buyout
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: Daughter of Briton jailed in Iran back in UK
Former Thomson Reuters unit Refinitiv to lay off more than 100 in Eagen
Business publishers are seeing events as a top growth area
Thomson Reuters statement on CEO succession planning
Facebook picks winners and losers ahead of news page launch
Thomson Reuters (TRI) reports next week: Wall Street expects earnings growth
Refinitiv appoints first female CTO after IT leadership shake-up
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EFE News Agency, fourth largest news agency in the world, joins Reuters Connect
Reuters joins RCFP and CPJ in campaign to protect press freedom
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Reuters' parent company has made millions off its work for ICE
Reuters Journalism Training Programme - September 2020 intake
Lawyers and scholars to LexisNexis, Thomson Reuters: Stop helping ICE deport people
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With new partnerships, Reuters Connect becomes the most comprehensive digital platform powering the news ecosystem
Bloomberg News wrestles with owner's presidential run
Michael Bloomberg demonstrates the dangers of billionaire-owned media
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US DOJ taps Thomson Reuters
Trump campaign will deny press credentials to Bloomberg News
Thomson Reuters moves Stamford office to 677 Washington Blvd.
Bloomberg: His news reporters need to accept restrictions
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Refinitiv looks to slash costs on US $6.45 billion loan a year after record buyout
Reuters reinforces commitment to climate change coverage by joining 'Covering Climate Now'
Bloomberg primer goes beyond hagiography
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Reuters launches free online course backed by Facebook to help journalists spot 'deepfakes'
How ICE uses social media to surveil and arrest immigrants
Reuters has been following 'policy of lies' against Iran, ambassador says
Reuters lays out plans for 2020 election coverage
Washington's Newseum nears final deadline amid crisis in US journalism
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Refinitiv reports flat FX volumes as consolidation continues
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Refinitiv inks lease at 28 Liberty Street
US curbing early access to sensitive data threatens arms race
Reuters appoints tech hotshot to its Board of Directors
Fighting words: Journalism under assault in Central and Eastern Europe
30 protesters arrested at rally against ICE in Manhattan
Over two dozen anti-ICE demonstrators arrested at Times Square protest
Reuters coronavirus coverage leads the way
Bloomberg News's dilemma: How to cover a boss seeking the presidency
If Bloomberg wins, here's who might pay the estimated $60 billion for his company
Reuters announces new marketing leadership team
Reuters had record 90 million video views on Twitter in January
Blackstone's Schwarzman says cannot buy Bloomberg while owning Refinitiv
London Stock Exchange on track to close Refinitiv deal as clearing jumps
Future of AAP in doubt as financial pressure mounts
Thomson Reuters cancels non-essential business travel for employees to mainland China
'Tragedy': AAP newswire to close in June, jobs to go
Thomson Reuters appoints Kirk Koenigsbauer to the Board of Directors
Bloomberg News staffers breathe a sigh of relief after Mike Bloomberg drops out
Bloomberg News returns to normal election coverage
Myanmar army sues Reuters for criminal defamation - police
Thomson Reuters files 2019 Annual Report
CPJ Safety Advisory: Covering the coronavirus outbreak
Associated Press closes D.C. office after journalist shows coronavirus symptoms
LSE gets US nod for Refinitiv deal
Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2019
Myanmar army withdraws criminal complaint against Reuters
What will the coronavirus pandemic mean for the business of news?
CPJ Safety Advisory: Covering the coronavirus outbreak
Truth matters: Why journalists need encryption now more than ever
Governments around the world crack down on journalists covering COVID-19
CPJ: #FreeThePress
Iraqi regulator suspends Reuters' license for 3 months over COVID-19 report
Types, sources, and claims of COVID-19 misinformation
Thomson Reuters Foundation launches Coronavirus Crisis Reporting Hub
Reuters to provide free climate coverage ahead of Earth Day
Charted: How Covid-19 has wiped £15bn off the value of leading news businesses
How COVID-19 is threatening press freedom: An interview with Joel Simon
Navigating the 'infodemic': how people in six countries access and rate news and information about coronavirus
Iraq suspends Reuters for three months over report on coronavirus cases
Bloomberg News killed investigation, fired reporter, then sought to silence his wife
The Trump Administration and the Media
Iraq lifts suspension of Reuters licence
How a global news innovator uses AI
Thank you to journalists around the world
#FreeThePress
How Refinitiv helps businesses navigate coronavirus crisis
Everyone can play part to stop spread of coronavirus misinformation - Reuters head of UGC
What Reuters Events learned from going all-in on virtual
Reuters shed light on family separation, but its parent company has nearly $50 million In contracts with ICE. Shareholders want answers
How Reuters is covering the reopening of Europe
Thomson Reuters faces pressure over ICE contracts
Greensill drops libel suit against Reuters over bond story
Open season on the free press: Journalists targeted in attacks as US protests rage
Safety kit for journalists
TASS News Agency joins Reuters Connect
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Thomson Reuters announces voting results for election of directors
CPJ board demands US local authorities halt assaults on journalists
Australia's AAP news agency lives on after finding buyers
Reuters launches The Debrief, a new series that goes behind the headlines with Reuters journalists
Reuters named number one International Digital Media Brand in Europe for fourth consecutive year
Australian Associated Press to be sold for $1
'All lies': how the US military covered up gunning down two journalists in Iraq
The future of media: more digital and more economic pain, Reuters Institute says
Reuters launches a dedicated audio and voice service enabling customers to expand and engage their audiences
What journalists can learn from their mistakes during the pandemic
EBay's former CEO denies any link to the cyberstalking of a blogger. But he did want to create a competitor to challenge her.
Life Care fired staffer who revealed nursing home nightmare to Reuters
Australian Associated Press sold to consortium of investors and philanthropists at 11th hour
How Reuters examined misconduct by state and local judges across America
Singapore watchdog raises concerns about LSE's proposed Refinitiv acquisition
News agency sacks 90% of clients due to 'terminal' business model and adopts 'hybrid' approach
Reuters Breakingviews celebrates 20 years of agenda-setting insight
Bloomberg EIC Micklethwait: We publish too many mediocre and long enterprise stories
Thomson Reuters announces two new leadership appointments to drive innovation and integration
COVID-19 is hurting journalists' mental health. News outlets should help them now
Thomson Reuters (TRI) reports next week: Wall Street expects earnings growth
London Stock Exchange may sell Milan bourse to secure Refinitiv deal
US closes antitrust probe into London Stock Exchange Group acquisition of Refinitiv
Newsrooms eye permanent change to working practices after Covid-19 lockdown
We're creating a more racially-balanced Refinitiv
An ode to the humble agency journalist
Backstory: Covering the Beirut blast, bruised and bloodied
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Press Gazette readers say they prefer working from home and they are more productive away from office
The best (non-fiction) books about journalism: From Harold Evans to Emily Maitlis
London Stock Exchange vs EU: Refinitiv battle reveals unease over power of modern stock markets
IntelStor and Thomson Reuters sign partnership agreement
Reuters partners with Facebook to deliver live US election night results to social media users
Microsoft and Refinitiv forge a strategic partnership to help financial firms connect, collaborate and unlock the power of their data and insights
London Stock Exchange takeover of Refinitiv steps closer as Euronext bids for its Borsa Italiana arm
'I can't take it any more', Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe tells husband after court case postponed
Deanna Oppenheimer and Simon Paris to join the Thomson Reuters board of directors
LSE picks Euronext as preferred bidder for Borsa Italiana
Paywalls: New York Times chief Meredith Kopit Levien says 100m will pay for online news by 2030
Sir Harold Evans dies aged 92: 'The sort of journalist that in our hearts we would all like to be'
Column: The insights of Harold Evans, a journalist of tenacity
Shooting of unarmed civilians in Iraq 'would have remained a secret but for Julian Assange'
On Refinitiv and old rivalries
LSE to be told about EU's Refinitiv deal concerns, sources say
Valuing journalism in a world of near-infinite content
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"To be trusted, you have to be trustworthy," Reuters Editor-in-Chief Stephen J. Adler explains at FT's Future of News conference
The long history of speed at Reuters
Trust in UK news organisations tumbles during COVID-19 outbreak - Reuters Institute
Reuters: From covering the election to the pandemic, "We build trust when we are trustworthy"
Reuters editor-in-chief Stephen J Adler interview: Agency's US election reporters given flak jackets and gas masks
US plans to restrict foreign journalist visas would be chilling, must be scrapped
LSE offer concessions to allay EU concerns on Refinitiv bid - EU filing
LSE offer fails to fix Refinitiv deal, rivals set to warn EU
How Maradona's 'Hand of God' quote went round the world
Research: Millennials generation most likely to trust journalists, trust in TV newsreaders plummets
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: UK downplays Iran reports a deal has been struck to secure release
LSE to win EU approval for $27 billion Refinitiv deal - sources
Reuters launches initiatives to increase newsroom diversity
The News 50: Tech giants dwarf Rupert Murdoch to become the biggest news media companies in the English-speaking world
'It's a silent epidemic': Mental health in newsrooms needs more attention
Reuters moves servers to Amazon's cloud
Who owns the media? Top newspaper, website and magazine owners charted
Pictures editor Ricky Rogers discusses the top Reuters photos of 2020
Top 50 largest news websites in the world revealed: Controversial pro-Trump sites were fastest-growing in US election month
How one Reuters photographer captured the insurrection at the US Capitol
Memoir offers insider look at presidents, a queen and a pope
Journalism, media, and technology trends and predictions 2021
Editor-in-Chief, Reuters
Trump vs media: Four years of presidential press attacks charted
Respect for journalists and big tech accountability: News industry's wishlist for President Joe Biden
New global publications sign on to News Showcase
George Clooney teams up with Refinitiv to isolate Africa's looters
Trump lit the fuse, but anti-media sentiment among his supporters may outlast him
Brace for the unexpected after COVID-19, Refinitiv CEO Craig says
Refinitiv-LSEG integration will provide scale and singularity of services in data, technology
Bloomberg face-off awaits London Stock Exchange following Refinitiv deal
Bloomberg News lays off staffers including longtime editors
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: The five years separated from her family
LSEG to spend £1 billion on Refinitiv integration this year
Ofcom fines Chinese state broadcaster CGTN £225,000 for biased Hong Kong protest coverage and airing forced confession
Editor-in-Chief, Thomson Reuters Foundation
Reuters Photojournalism Gallery to launch at Committee to Protect Journalists' new headquarters
Alessandra Galloni appointed editor-in-chief of Reuters
Message from Michael Friedenberg
Would you pay $34.99 a month to get news from Reuters.com? That's their hope
Reuters paywall launch: Why CMO Josh London believes readers will pay for 'news in context'
London Stock Exchange income rises, Refinitiv savings on track
Reuters launches Reuters IMPACT: an agenda-setting summit to mobilise global leaders on climate action
Reuters photographer Danish Siddiqui captured the people behind the story
Billboard slams Reuters for conflicting reporting about Cubans, BLM protestors spreading COVID
AFP wins three European projects to fight disinformation
At the helm at Reuters, this trans executive says she's finally living in the light
Top 50 news websites in the US: April saw surge in traffic to right-leaning sites
Nomura selects Refinitiv's wealth management platform for Hong Kong and Singapore
People want trusted news, Reuters Institute says
Refinitiv Eikon information service hit by outage
Gay Times partners Thomson Reuters to deliver hard-hitting LGBT+ news
Twitter partners with AP, Reuters to battle misinformation on its site
Judge advances privacy claims over Reuters database
Reuters photographer was killed after being left behind in retreat, Afghan general says
Top 25 US newspapers by circulation: America's largest titles have lost 20% of print sales since Covid-19 hit
Refinitiv examines changes to key daily FX fixing window
Reuters leverages Instant Articles to support commercial and audience growth
Stock of the Week: Thomson Reuters
Overcoming indifference: what attitudes towards news tell us about building trust
Why Thomson Reuters stock is up over 40% in 2021
Refinitiv agrees to pay a civil penalty of $650,000 for failing to report certain swap data - CFTC
Safeguarding a legacy: the Refinitiv deal
London Stock Exchange Q3 revenue up 2%, says Refinitiv savings on track
Lack of detail on Refinitiv deal sends LSE lower
Reuters wins a Covering Climate Now Journalism Award for Breaking News
Oxford Climate Journalism Network
Thomson Reuters announces $100M 'Future of Professionals' Venture Capital Fund
Reuters German-language text service celebrates 50 years of providing essential coverage with panel on German economy in post-Merkel world
The relevance of impartial news in a polarised world
BBC, MSN and CNN out in front: Top 50 English language news sites globally for September
Thomson Reuters (TRI) reports next week: What awaits?
Reuters turns 170
Changing Newsrooms 2021: Hybrid working and improving diversity remain twin challenges for publishers
Seven in ten female journalists say newsroom leadership male dominated, survey
'Killer business case' for diversity in newsrooms
Bloomberg Media CEO Justin Smith steps down
Hong Kong starts denying visas to foreign correspondents
Hong Kong's Foreign Correspondents' Club suspends top Asian human rights awards
LSE chief battles to save exchange from becoming the FTSE's biggest faller
Comment: How media must tackle misleading narratives when reporting on new Covid variants
Thomson Reuters receives binding offer for its legal business In Spain - quick facts
Naz don't cry by The Christians
Photographer of the year Hannah McKay of Reuters on iconic Clapham Common vigil image
Stephen Rubley on Thomson Reuters' place in helping agencies fight fraud, human trafficking and adapt to workforce changes
Ben Smith Is leaving the Times for a global news start-up
Journalism, media, and technology trends and predictions 2022
LSE's Refinitiv news, data service suffers global outage
Journalists respond to double-standards criticism over Ukraine coverage
Where foreign correspondents capitulated to autocracy
Uncovering our purpose
J&J tried to get federal judge to block publication of Reuters story
UK fintech investment surges 617% to top £27 billion last year
New UK funding to support media freedom around the world
New UK funding to support media freedom around the world
UK judges are helping the next Robert Maxwell
'In a world of cultural warriors, playing it down the middle is a journalistic imperative but also a huge commercial opportunity'
NBU urges to disconnect Russia, Belarus from trade, info platforms Bloomberg and Refinitiv
Reuters NEXT: The challenges of covering the war in Ukraine
Global news media on defensive after Putin signs 'fake news' law
CPJ: 'Putin has plunged Russia into an information dark age'
2022 Reuters Memorial Lecture. Tanks, TikTok and trust: journalism in a time of turmoil
'You cannot have moral clarity without factual truth': A panel on impartiality, newsroom diversity and trust in news
London Stock Exchange to suspend news distribution in Russia
London Stock Exchange Group suspends all services in Russia
The Story Whisperer
Getty Images cuts ties with Kremlin-linked news agency TASS
Reuters staff raise alarms over partnership with Russian-owned wire service
LSE owner sells wealth technology platform for $1 billion, Sky News reports
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: I should have been freed six years ago
Parents of Reuters photographer killed in Afghanistan start legal action against Taliban
Reporting in Ukraine: "This War is Unpredictable and Deadly Like No Other"
Russian soldiers deliberately targeting journalists in Ukraine, press freedom charities warn
Breakingviews' song remains the same 22 years on
Ukrainian photographer and Reuters contributor, Maksim Levin, killed covering war
Reuters names 2021 Journalists of the Year Awards winners
US journalist employment and pay fell in 2021, new government figures show
Snap judgements: how audiences who lack trust in news navigate information on digital platforms
Top 50 news sites in the world: Almost all the biggest sites see traffic boosts amid war in Ukraine
Thomson Reuters (TRI) Q1 2022 earnings call transcript
New online tool launched to protect journalists from harassment
FT editor Roula Khalaf: UK enables 'professionalised intimidation' of journalists
Social Impact and ESG Report 2021
Three months of press threats in Ukraine
Thomson Reuters announces voting results for election of directors
Sir Harold Evans memorial event: 'We need an army of Harrys, unwavering in their passion for truth'
How HR at Thomson Reuters helps celebrate Pride
CPJ announces three trailblazing newsroom leaders as new members of its board of directors
More people are avoiding the news, and trusting it less, report says
Some media blocked from covering Xi's handover anniversary visit to Hong Kong
London Stock Exchange head of data leaves after year in the job
Thomson Reuters Foundation's TRFilter
Ranked: Most popular websites for business news in UK
Reuters launches research subscriptions for individuals
Do you have a confidential news tip? Share it with Reuters
Bloomberg Media plots global expansion
Former Thomson Reuters CEO appointed to Board of Governors
Schwimmer splashed out but insists big buy never put him off his stroke
Swiss stock exchange data feed resumes on Refinitiv Eikon
Reuters mocked for fact-checking spoof video of Biden being distracted by ice-cream truck music
Thomson Reuters celebrates 150 years: 10 early innovation milestones
Thomson Reuters introduces Westlaw Precision: 10 key takeaways
The trust gap: how and why news on digital platforms is viewed more sceptically versus news in general
Refinitiv reports weakest FX volumes in two years
Reuters jumps to become second-most influential media source in EU Media Poll 2022
'A massive editorial operation': How planning paid off for PA and Reuters coverage of Queen's death
Trust Conference 2022: seven things we learnt about press freedom and new tools
Misinformation and the US midterms, with Reuters
Trust me, I'm a journalist: New survey shows growing faith in profession
Changing Newsrooms 2022: media leaders embrace hybrid work despite challenges
Thomson Reuters supporting employee well-being with new vacation policy
Pictures of the year 2022
Reuters reduces minority stake in Asian News International
Reuters round-up: 2022 in review
Refinitiv reports $428 billion in total FX volume for November
Most popular news apps in the UK and US in 2022
Layoffs occurring at Dow Jones
Thomson Reuters to sell most of Eagan campus, stay in metro
Fleet Street bosses battle to revive newsroom spirit in the age of flexible working
Refinitiv reports lowest volumes for FX swaps, options since Dec 2019
Killing the Messenger
How Google has downgraded importance of news websites in search results
Reuters photographers share stories behind heart-breaking Ukraine images
Top 50 news websites in the world in January 2023: CBS and New York Times see biggest growth
Refinitiv reports first rise in FX volumes since September
Thomson Reuters files 2022 Annual Report
Buyout firm TPG to acquire majority stake in Elite from Thomson Reuters
Investors in Thomson Reuters (TSE:TRI) have made a impressive return of 296% over the past five years
Refinitiv FX volumes hit a fresh year high in March
Inside Thomson Reuters' new 16-week paid parental leave benefit
Thomson Reuters publishes Social Impact and ESG Report for 2022
Tina Brown on Sir Harry's legacy and assembling investigative journalism dream team
Thomson Reuters Co. (NYSE:TRI) Given Consensus Rating of "Hold" by Brokerages
Podcast: Tina Brown on Sir Harry's legacy and the future of investigative journalism
Weaponizing the law against journalists is killing our democracies
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Sir Harry Evans global summit in investigative journalism 2023
Thomson Reuters' chief people officer says HR should lead companies' adoption of A.I.: 'We have an essential role to play'
Blackstone/Thomson Reuters consortium to place 28.0 mln London Stock Exchange group shares
The New York Times launches "enhanced bylines," with more information about how journalists did the reporting
Thomson Reuters brings forward vision to redefine the future of professionals with content-driven AI technology
Important update on Capita's cyber incident
How Generative AI will change the way you work
Refinitiv FX volumes hit fresh yearly low in May
Fewer people trust traditional media, more turn to TikTok for news, report says
Thomson Reuters announces voting results for election of directors and return of capital transaction
Employees should have access to paid parental leave - no matter where they live
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