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Several other news organisations wrote up the interview, believing it to be real.

News organisations around the globe carried extensive coverage of the chaos on the streets of London and other UK cities.

This legal chill must be challenged by all press rights groups and concerned news organisations with reporters covering Iraq.

Another tack, now being tried across America, is to build new, internet-native metropolitan news organisations supported by philanthropy.

Ezra Klein, a blogger at the Washington Post, has suggested that news organisations should publish full transcripts of interviews online.

Tablets and other mobile devices have also been a boon for news organisations, because they make paid digital subscriptions more attractive.

Mr Denton, however, is worried that the shift towards social filtering of news is making news organisations too dependent on Facebook.

The letter acknowledges EU rules allow for "balanced coverage" requirements of television news organisations using public airwaves.

To survive, news organisations will have to make the internet part of the solution.

This does not mean that all news organisations should take overtly political positions.

All three news organisations have stressed that they have vetted the files and removed any materials which threatens the safety of troops.

Each of the news organisations has a slightly different take on the files.

As noted earlier (8am), three news organisations have been involved in the investigation into the leak.

Strangely, since then the world's banks and news organisations have not rushed to rummage through dustmen's economic forecasts. Until now.

News organisations have been experimenting with Qik.

That is going to lead to the increasing inability of major news organisations to do what they have done.

In the past, bringing such information to wider attention meant working with news organisations and getting them to publish the information.

African news organisations have also done their own downsizing mainly by dispensing with their foreign desks and relying on wire services.

After a blogger exposed the scam, news organisations jumped on the story.

At first many news organisations were openly hostile towards these new tools.

There is also growing interest in investigative news organisations that operate on a non-profit model, particularly in America.

News organisations understand more and more that users' friends canhelp prevent information overload by flitering news.

New business models are proliferating as news organisations search for novel sources of revenue