Freddy Mayhew
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 25, 2026
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- Jul 20, 2026
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'Misleading' Home Office photo guidance risks 'serious consequences' for journalists, warns NUJ (opens the original)
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A “misleading” Home Office booklet that appears to suggest taking pictures of people in public without their consent is wrong could lead to “increased hostility” towards journalists, according to the National Union of Journalists (NUJ). The nine-page booklet was published by the government as a guide for asylum seekers. Titled “Understanding behaviours and expectations in the UK”, it suggests taking photos in public without consent could result in a prison sentence for the photographer. It made
One-click link in articles adds publishers to Google users' 'preferred source' for Top Stories and AI search (opens the original)
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Google has added a new feature enabling users to pick a newsbrand as a “preferred source” in search results with one click while reading one of their articles. The preferred sources feature, rolled out worldwide in English late last year, gives users more control over which news sources appear in their search results, including for AI summaries. Users can curate the sources Google draws on for its Top Stories section, which includes snippets from news websites on articles related to key search t
'Super users' drive engagement as more people spend time on apps (opens the original)
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People are spending more time on mobile apps but publishers are failing to grab their attention with push notifications, according to a new report into app engagement and user habits. The average session duration – i.e. the minutes users spent in apps – was up significantly on last year, the Pugpig 2026 Media App Report found, attributing it to “an increase in richer, more interactive experiences that are encouraging users to stay longer”. Average sessions per month were also up on last year. Th
Cultural resistance hampers use of AI in newsrooms, new global survey finds (opens the original)
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Journalists are resisting the adoption of artificial intelligence and lack the skills or expertise to use it, creating barriers to AI’s wider adoption in the newsroom, according to a major new survey of newsrooms worldwide. More than half (52%) of those surveyed for the Future Newsrooms Study 2026 said “cultural resistance or scepticism” was the biggest barrier to wider AI adoption in the newsroom, with six in ten (61%) claiming a lack of internal technical skills or AI expertise was to blame. N
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