James Montgomery

Pete Betts spent 35 years fighting for the planet. Why he still has hope https://t.co/EZqWpGN4yD

Requiem for the Newsroom https://t.co/FgTh3ubgHK

Good intro... https://t.co/5DykOopNnG

How 'Le Monde' recreated De Gaulle's lost 1940 call for France to resist https://t.co/dh2Eat4Ma0

The optimists were right and can be so again https://t.co/7B9Ekn7zsw

RT @owen_g: ‘No journalist had a deeper sense of history:’ six essential Ian Jack works - as chosen by ⁦@KathViner⁩ ⁦⁦@rwilliams1947⁩ ⁦@chi…

“It looks unlikely that Britain will ever again invent anything so admired and influential; we have been lucky to have it.” Ian Jack, always a pleasure to read. https://t.co/YCMC0iyBfd

Why Twitter still rules (seriously) https://t.co/N4t5I2aLb0

Welcome to the new Verge https://t.co/HbNwcepp5C via @Verge

“A piece with a nut graf is like a documentary with a voice-over—it means you haven’t got it all on film.” https://t.co/kv8yVxV1M6

RT @ShinglerSuzi: @ClimatePsych The BBC weather app doesn't yet have the language to describe heat like this. "Sunny and a gentle breeze" i…

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The Birth of the American Foreign Correspondent https://t.co/odoXpwiCfY via @NewYorker

Everything platforms know about the war but won't tell us, by @CaseyNewton https://t.co/XMxbyE9dVC

The Making of a Newspaper Interview in VR: Realistic Avatars, Philosophy... https://t.co/3vXLLWPi4P via @YouTube

How podcast publishers and platforms are working to grow non-English language audiences https://t.co/CMx6OLe7Ll via @digiday

RT @BBCNewsPR: 🚨 The BBC has achieved its highest ever global audience. 🌍 We are on track to reach half a billion people worldwide ahead o…