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What news events are most likely to impact businesses, marketers and audiences around the world in the coming year? Join us in Cannes for our next WMG Smart Briefing, where Jamie Credland will chair a panel with some of the world’s top international editors including Clarissa Ward, CNN’s Chief International Correspondent, Katty Kay, Special Correspondent for BBC Studios, and Kenneth Cukier, The Economist's Deputy Executive Editor. The panel will share their opinions on the biggest stories affecting the industry - from global affairs and conflicts to AI and climate. Space is limited so sign-up now to reserve your place: https://lnkd.in/eJdeBUDs #Cannes2024 #Events #TrustedJournalismMatters #WorldNews

Please watch this video of my story, it's rather emotional. Please don't just sign, I need people to share the petition to reach more. If anyone has any celebrity or newspaper contacts, please also send it to them. #JoolsLaw https://lnkd.in/ey4ugbZT Thank you so very much to Grace Carter who made this for me! How you can help: ✍️ - Sign the petition: It only takes 2 minutes. Please remember that you need to verify your email in order for your signature to count - https://lnkd.in/ey4ugbZT Signatures must be registered by midnight on Wednesday 29th May 2024 to count. Repost this post: If you can comment, like, and reshare this post that will help us to reach more people, 🗞️ - Media enquiries via DM or email ellenroome@icloud.com * * * * * * UPDATED: last edited (Monday 27th May at 15:30) At this time we have 68,155 signatures, which is amazing, but we still need 31,845 by midnight on Wednesday - can you be one of them? Thank you all from the bottom of my shattered heart! 🙏🏼 Please sign here - https://lnkd.in/ey4ugbZT

Emma Winchurch-Beale, VP Growth Partnerships at Economist Impact and President of the World Media Group talks about why trusted journalism is so important in an era of fake news and AI-generated content. #TrustedJournalismMatters #FakeNews #AI #GenerativeAI

This year’s World Press Freedom Index, released today by Reporters Without Borders (RSF), shows a worrying decline in support and respect for media autonomy and an increase in pressure from the state or other political actors. In a year when more than half the world's population goes to the polls, the Index points to a growing number of governments and political authorities not fulfilling their role as guarantors of the best possible environment for journalism, and for the public's right to reliable, independent, and diverse news and information. Never has trusted journalism been more important in holding governments and authority figures to account. The role of the World Media Group is to champion the values of trusted international journalism and we’re proud to support RSF and the important work it does to protect the freedom of the press around the world. Today on World Press Freedom Day, we continue to call for the release of The Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, wrongfully detained by Russia, and we support the journalists around the world who are threatened, harassed and detained for simply doing their jobs. Click here to read more about this year's report and to find out where your country ranks on the list: https://rsf.org/en TIME, The Atlantic, CNN, POLITICO, The Washington Post, BBC Studios, Business Insider, The Economist, Forbes, Fortune, National Geographic, New York Times Advertising, Reuters #WorldPressFreedomIndex #WorldPressFreedomDay #IStandWithEvan #FreedomOfThePress #JournalismMatters #TrustedJournalismMatters