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World Media Group CEO Belinda Barker reveals what the hot topics on members’ minds for 2024, from elections and AI to cookies and support for quality journalism.
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Podcast guest Cass Naylor argues that the biggest story of the year relates to the decline of Twitter and the rise of AI; that is, the “enshittification” of the internet.
Raymond Snoddy reviews great and intolerable examples of journalistic practice over the past year, from heroism in Gaza, Ukraine, and Hong Kong, to insolence at Fox News, Twitter, and GB News.
Attention rightfully puts audience experiences higher on the agenda, but using it as a universal standard would create targets that are more easily gameable and deliver worse media experiences.