Reuters Reporters Released From Myanmar Prison After More Than a Year
“We are enormously pleased that Myanmar has released our courageous reporters,” said Reuters Editor-in-Chief Stephen J. Adler
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Reuters Lays Off More Than a Dozen Staffers in ‘Restructuring’
“We are confident that the changes we are making will increase our efficiency,” said the company in a statement Monday
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Reuters Editor Apologizes for Blaming Trump for Newsroom Shooting
“I am sorry for my comments, which I quickly deleted and have disavowed,” Rob Cox says about tweeting “blood is on your hands” to president
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American Confidence in the Media Climbs in New Poll, as Trump’s Numbers Fall
New Reuters/Ipsos poll finds that percentage of people with “great deal” or “some” confidence in the press is on the rise
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No, It’s Not Fake News, It’s Robot-Written News
Google funds reporter robots in Europe, part of a growing trend
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Emma Watson Defends Braless Vanity Fair Shoot: ‘Feminism Is About Giving Women a Choice’
Last week, the actress came under fire on social media after a photo from her photo shoot made the rounds
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Matthew Keys Sentenced to 2 Years in LA Times-Anonymous Hacking Case
The former Reuters journalist was found guilty last year and had faced up to 25 years in prison
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Matthew Keys Found Guilty in LA Times-Anonymous Hacking Case
Former deputy social media editor faces up to 25 years in prison
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Cablevision Expected to Make $1 Offer to Buy New York Daily News
Owner and publisher Mort Zuckerman announced he was thinking of selling the New York paper a month ago
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Veteran Media Critic Jack Shafer Leaves Reuters
The columnist announces his departure Wednesday on Twitter
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Reuters Suspends Editor Indicted in L.A. Times Hacking
Matthew Keys was indicted by the feds Thursday, and now he's been suspended by Reuters
