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Over the last 20 years Google has worked closely with the news industry as it adapts to digital and has provided support to journalists and publishers in the UK around the world. Through our products, funding and programmes, we are one of the biggest financial supporters of journalism in the UK and we continue to work towards a sustainable future for journalism.

 

The Public Interest News Foundation (PINF) believes that everyone in the UK should benefit from public interest news that speaks to them, for them and with them. PINF provides funding, coaching and networking opportunities to independent news publishers across the UK, and leads ground-breaking research into the sector.

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The Media Policy Project (MPP) began in January 2011 as an initiative of the Department of Media and Communications at LSE. Founded by Dr. Damian Tambini, the goal of the MPP was to start conversations between policy makers, civil society actors, and media professionals about the latest media research, and to provide timely access for policymakers to relevant research, and to the range of views held by civil society. The project has published numerous blogs, policy briefs and topic guides, and run both public lectures and expert consultation workshops on a broad range of media policy issues, including copyright, algorithmic accountability, telecoms and media regulation.

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