ESSENTIAL INFORMATION FOR REUTERS PEOPLE PAST AND PRESENT
- Reuters introduces paywall for digital content
- Reuters journalists flee Haiti after report on gifts to notorious gang leader-Haitian website
- Reuters kills stories after reporter arranged press accreditation for anti-doping official
- Obituary - Seb Alison, talented correspondent with a nose for the most colourful stories
- RIP
Reuters introduces paywall for digital content
Thursday 17 October 2024
Reuters is introducing a paywall for its website and mobile apps, three years after a dispute with its biggest client scuppered a previous plan to charge for digital content.
Reuters kills stories after reporter arranged press accreditation for anti-doping official
Saturday 5 October 2024
Obituary - Seb Alison, talented correspondent with a nose for the most colourful stories
Thursday 3 October 2024
Sebastian Alison, who died on September 20 at the age of 63, came to regard his Reuters postings to Russia and then Kazakhstan in the mid-1990s as the pinnacle of his journalistic career.
Obituary - Ken Barry, courtly and calm
Monday 2 September 2024
Ken Barry passed away quietly on August 19 due to complications from pneumonia at age 75. We remember him fondly, always an island of serenity in a newsroom where chaos could break out at any moment.
Reuters safety adviser killed, journalist critically injured in Ukraine
Tuesday 27 August 2024
A Reuters safety adviser has been killed and a video journalist critically injured by a missile strike on a hotel in eastern Ukraine.
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