The Trump administration claims to defend free speech, but is quick to attack any critical journalists or media outlets.

A report detailing how the careers of female presenters are curtailed should be a clarion call. The problem has endured for too long, says journalist and broadcaster Anne McElvoy

It was on a Saturday evening in 1987, in the middle of the election campaign, when I took the first call from the News of the World. A needling voice asked me if Peter Mandelson was in the building.

It starts with one innocuous video. It ends in misogyny, anger and nihilism. Welcome to this online rabbit-hole of toxic masculinity.

The BBC must now recruit two high-level executives, just as it should be readying for its 2027 royal charter renewal.

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Public broadcasting regularly sends out alerts related to extreme weather and emergency news – but Trump has had these media outlets in his sights for a while.

Artificial intelligence has trouble distinguishing fact from fiction, so it has to spew out absurd ‘factoids’ instead

Gisèle Pelicot avait assigné l’hebdomadaire en justice pour atteinte à la vie privée et au droit à l’image, après la publication de photos prises à son insu.

Recent comments from the White House suggest that a campaign to undermine public trust in the media is not going away.

How Trump is bullying the media and why it’s working

Women priests: The Catholic Church is like a farmer complaining of a poor crop while ploughing only one depleted field and leaving the rest fallow

40 min listen - In only two years, ChatGPT has unraveled the entire academic project.

Tingle, a Walkley-Award-winning journalist, will take up the post mid-year, joining a network of foreign correspondents around the globe.

A legal fight over a US news organisation’s ability to report from the White House has significant parallels to a new play on Broadway.

The legal fight could have far-reaching implications for the media and artificial intelligence industries.

We absolutely won’t tolerate leaks, they said before looping in a journalist to top secret war plans. Feel safe? Me neither, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Trump Administration is asking some Australian university researchers about how their work fits in with US foreign and domestic policy.

From the buzz around the ‘Craic Pack’ to Irish style influence, interest in the country’s culture is busting cliches