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| Future of News: News v Noise | Future of News: News v Noise |
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| In this digital age where information inequality is growing, the news industry is having to rethink the way it will keep everyone informed. | In this digital age where information inequality is growing, the news industry is having to rethink the way it will keep everyone informed. |
| By the BBC's director of news and current affairs, James Harding. | By the BBC's director of news and current affairs, James Harding. |
| This is an immersive story told through text, images and video, best viewed on an up-to-date browser. | This is an immersive story told through text, images and video, best viewed on an up-to-date browser. |
| BBC News App users click here. | BBC News App users click here. |
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| You have been giving us your reaction to the ideas. | You have been giving us your reaction to the ideas. |