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The union said guaranteeing public service broadcasters prominence on streaming platforms and smart devices is good news, as is bringing the tech giants into line with the rules followed by linear TV.

Delegates backed an NUJ motion in support of the BBC and Channel 4, and the conference’s main theme was trans rights.

The NUJ has been supporting this year's Pride events and is attending the TUC LGBT+ conference this week

The Federation of Entertainment Unions has written to Nadine Dorries urging her to reconsider the sale of Channel 4.

NUJ motions on the privatisation of Channel 4 and public interest journalism in Wales were passed.

Legislation unveiled in the Queen's speech will create a hostile environment for journalists.

The NUJ’s motions on asylum seekers and privatisation of Channel 4 were passed by delegates.

Union welcomes measures to provide a more level playing field between traditional broadcasters and streaming companies, but condemns privatisation of Channel 4.

Séamus Dooley, says the proposed sell off of Channel 4 would be bad for employment in the sector, bad for journalism and bad for the UK.

The NUJ believes the government's proposal to privatise Channel 4 makes no sense and will result in a poorer offering for viewers in terms of news coverage, innovative programming, nurturing UK talent and will damage the thriving indie production sector.

Paul Siegert, NUJ national broadcasting organiser, said: “It’s hard to see any justification for privatising Channel Four other than ideology. Channel 4 has achieved what it was asked to do and has proved a hit with viewers."

The NUJ believes the reported aim of the government to privatise Channel 4 makes no sense and will result in a poorer offering for viewers in terms of news coverage, innovative programming and nurturing UK talent.

The panel discusses government cabals, how PSB is going to be paid for and whether Google is God.

Ruth Addicott explores why some young people leave journalism early.

Any organisation with 250 or more employees must publish and report specific figures about their gender pay gap.

The union said guaranteeing public service broadcasters prominence on streaming platforms and smart devices is good news, as is bringing the tech giants into line with the rules followed by linear TV.

Delegates backed an NUJ motion in support of the BBC and Channel 4, and the conference’s main theme was trans rights.

The NUJ has been supporting this year's Pride events and is attending the TUC LGBT+ conference this week

The Federation of Entertainment Unions has written to Nadine Dorries urging her to reconsider the sale of Channel 4.

NUJ motions on the privatisation of Channel 4 and public interest journalism in Wales were passed.

Legislation unveiled in the Queen's speech will create a hostile environment for journalists.

The NUJ’s motions on asylum seekers and privatisation of Channel 4 were passed by delegates.

Union welcomes measures to provide a more level playing field between traditional broadcasters and streaming companies, but condemns privatisation of Channel 4.

Séamus Dooley, says the proposed sell off of Channel 4 would be bad for employment in the sector, bad for journalism and bad for the UK.

The NUJ believes the government's proposal to privatise Channel 4 makes no sense and will result in a poorer offering for viewers in terms of news coverage, innovative programming, nurturing UK talent and will damage the thriving indie production sector.

Paul Siegert, NUJ national broadcasting organiser, said: “It’s hard to see any justification for privatising Channel Four other than ideology. Channel 4 has achieved what it was asked to do and has proved a hit with viewers."

The NUJ believes the reported aim of the government to privatise Channel 4 makes no sense and will result in a poorer offering for viewers in terms of news coverage, innovative programming and nurturing UK talent.

The panel discusses government cabals, how PSB is going to be paid for and whether Google is God.

Ruth Addicott explores why some young people leave journalism early.

Any organisation with 250 or more employees must publish and report specific figures about their gender pay gap.