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The NUJ has welcomed news that the UK government no longer supports an opt-out exception to copyright for artificial intelligence training.

The NUJ has welcomed measures in the new strategy, including a new £12 million multi-year government fund, and called for further interventions to revitalise local journalism.

The proposed takeover of the Telegraph Media Group by the Daily Mail and General Trust (DMGT) may need to be referred for regulatory scrutiny, UK culture secretary, Lisa Nandy, has suggested.

The government has launched the BBC Charter Review, pledging to “future-proof” the BBC and its “world-class journalism”.

Legal threats, journalists’ safety and online abuse all feature in the refreshed publication.

Following consultation, the Welsh Executive Council found no support for going further than current policy on devolution of the media.

All UK journalists can help inform research on online abuse faced by journalists, in a new survey commissioned by DCMS.

The UK government is inviting journalists to give evidence to the National Committee for the Safety of Journalists so it can put in place measures to make sure they can operate free from threats and violence. 

This is call for evidence from the National Committee for the Safety of Journalists for journalists to contribute evidence and complete a survey so the government can improve its understanding of the problem of threats and abuse towards them, and assess to the police and judicial response. The responses will enable the committee to take action to ensure that journalists operating within the UK can do so free from threats, violence and abuse.

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

The union said the National Committee for the Safety of Journalists’ plan was an important step towards ensuring journalists can carry out their work free from harassment and attack. It was launched with cross-party support.

January 2021 briefing update on the campaign against decriminalising the TV license fee evasion.

Summary of the proposals for the Welsh government from the NUJ's News Recovery Plan.

NOTE: the exemption was rescinded owing to increasing infection levels - the union is lobbying for it to be restored.

NUJ briefing to the Digital, Culture, Media & Sport Committee's inquiry into Covid-19 on the industry, May 2020.

News from the 60+ Council of the NUJ.

Honk! Newsquest members on strike, Michelle Stanistreet meets Jeremy Wright, the Culture Secretary, and #MeToo and the creative industries.

Michelle Stansitreet gives evidence to Cairncross Review team and Delegate Meeting's two-year plan.

The NUJ has welcomed news that the UK government no longer supports an opt-out exception to copyright for artificial intelligence training.

The NUJ has welcomed measures in the new strategy, including a new £12 million multi-year government fund, and called for further interventions to revitalise local journalism.

The proposed takeover of the Telegraph Media Group by the Daily Mail and General Trust (DMGT) may need to be referred for regulatory scrutiny, UK culture secretary, Lisa Nandy, has suggested.

The government has launched the BBC Charter Review, pledging to “future-proof” the BBC and its “world-class journalism”.

Legal threats, journalists’ safety and online abuse all feature in the refreshed publication.

Following consultation, the Welsh Executive Council found no support for going further than current policy on devolution of the media.

All UK journalists can help inform research on online abuse faced by journalists, in a new survey commissioned by DCMS.

The UK government is inviting journalists to give evidence to the National Committee for the Safety of Journalists so it can put in place measures to make sure they can operate free from threats and violence. 

This is call for evidence from the National Committee for the Safety of Journalists for journalists to contribute evidence and complete a survey so the government can improve its understanding of the problem of threats and abuse towards them, and assess to the police and judicial response. The responses will enable the committee to take action to ensure that journalists operating within the UK can do so free from threats, violence and abuse.

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

The union said the National Committee for the Safety of Journalists’ plan was an important step towards ensuring journalists can carry out their work free from harassment and attack. It was launched with cross-party support.

January 2021 briefing update on the campaign against decriminalising the TV license fee evasion.

Summary of the proposals for the Welsh government from the NUJ's News Recovery Plan.

NOTE: the exemption was rescinded owing to increasing infection levels - the union is lobbying for it to be restored.

NUJ briefing to the Digital, Culture, Media & Sport Committee's inquiry into Covid-19 on the industry, May 2020.

News from the 60+ Council of the NUJ.

Honk! Newsquest members on strike, Michelle Stanistreet meets Jeremy Wright, the Culture Secretary, and #MeToo and the creative industries.

Michelle Stansitreet gives evidence to Cairncross Review team and Delegate Meeting's two-year plan.