Royal Reporting Shifts, Slow Journalism’s Global Trek, and AI’s News Impact Explored
The media’s approach to royal scandals is undergoing scrutiny as analysts examine Prince Andrew coverage implications. Meanwhile, a journalist’s seven-year global walk exemplifies “slow journalism,” and new research reveals how AI shapes news consumption and public trust in information sources.
Royal Scandal Coverage Under Microscope
The media’s handling of the Prince Andrew scandal may signal broader changes in royal reporting, according to analysis featured on BBC Radio 4’s The Media Show. Sources indicate that royal biographer Robert Hardman, broadcaster Simon McCoy, and royal correspondent Emily Andrews provided insights into how journalists approached the controversial story. The coverage reportedly reflects evolving standards in royal journalism, with analysts suggesting the scandal could influence the tone and approach of future royal reporting.