Reuters diversity report reveals newsroom isn’t very diverse
A diversity report commission by Reuters revealed the company still has a lot of work to do.
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Reuters sued by activists in California after giving personal information to feds
Activists are suing Thomson Reuters in federal court over the illegal collection and dissemination of personal information to law enforcement groups.
Reuters moves servers to Amazon’s cloud
Thomson Reuters has moved its servers and cloud storage to Amazon Web Services, which will help power digital Reuters news properties.
Reuters to re-launch website, target key professionals
The new Reuters Professional service will seek to provide news and information to individual professionals instead of companies.
Reuters expects to place many stories behind a paywall
Reuters will place coverage of certain issues, including energy and sustainability, behind a consumer-facing paywall, according to a report.
Reuters to pull plug on standalone TV app
Reuters will sunset its television-centric app less than five years after introducing it and will fold TV content into its existing website and standalone news app.
Citing policy, Bloomberg says it won’t investigate Democratic presidential candidates
The decision reveals a news organization’s struggle to fairly and completely cover the news when one of its own becomes integral to the story.
Reuters digital journalists worried after company slashes website support staff
Journalists are worried they may be fired next year after the company recently moved to eliminate many positions from its technical support staff for Reuters.com.
Sinclair says Tribune merger needed because of Instagram
Sinclair Broadcasting cited a new feature rolled out by Instagram as leverage for its proposed multi-billion dollar merger with Tribune Media.
Reuters fails to disclose parent company’s contract with ICE
Reuters news reports lack a disclosure noting that their corporate parent has a $7 million contract with the federal immigration agency.
