Ian Burrell: The News Business

Covering the most powerful media companies to the smartest startups, former Independent media editor Ian Burrell examines the fraught problem of how news is funded today. Follow Ian @iburrell.

Ian Burrell: The News Business

How The Express is making a success of the UK's Brexit-focused news cycle

Why The Ozone Project is asking broadcasters to join newspapers in its duopoly fightback

How PBS hooked the Netflix generation and blue-chip brands on its trove of documentaries

How an Uber-style app for videographers is bringing 100,000 new stringers to Reuters

Nick Ferrari on how the ‘perfect storm’ of Brexit is taking his LBC show to the masses

How a former Foreign Office diplomat is leading HuffPost UK into uncharted territory

It’s too easy to see Facebook and Google as 'the baddies' – others must help save news

Mirror boasts record traffic after culling clickbait and repairing relations with Facebook

How shut-out photographers are lobbying to make Westminster more transparent

Right place, right time: how Newsflare built a business on thrill-seeking footage

At The Investigative Journal, frontline reporters join forces to fight censorship

The 'George Alagiah effect': how BBC News at Six holds firm as the UK's biggest bulletin

Press Association drops 150-year-old name to signify new era beyond legacy media

NewsMavens shows how different the world looks when women choose the news

The Overtake is on a drive to prove national news can thrive outside London's media bubble

How NewsNow fought off legal threats and media scorn to aggregate 13,000 publishers

Why Forbes has put under-30s at the heart of its global growth strategy

Europe is in tumult – but does the public care? Euronews' future is on the line

How Open Democracy finds funding to investigate dark money in politics

Byline pivots to print, promising to tell readers 'what the papers don’t say'