Sensational Turbine Fire Coverage Is Putting Europe’s Onshore Wind Boom at Risk
Sensational coverage of rare wind turbine fires is driving community opposition across Europe, putting more than 12 GW of future onshore wind capacity at risk and slowing the clean energy transition.
Beyond The Headlines: What Founders Really Want From Media Coverage
Media stories don’t just report on entrepreneurship — they influence how society understands it. Out of Focus, a new survey by The Entrepreneurs Network, supported by Pathos Communications, shows that founders in the UK are looking for press coverage that…
White House Media Tracker Website Targets Press: What It Means for US Journalism in 2025
The United States government, operating from the White House, has launched a new public website section designed to highlight news reports it considers inaccurate or one-sided. This development — part of the 2025 government–media conflict — signals rising tension between…
Over 40 Indians Feared Dead in Saudi Arabia: Medina-Bound Bus Collides With Diesel Tanker
A devastating road accident in Saudi Arabia has left families across India, especially in Telangana, in deep grief. More than 40 Indian Umrah pilgrims are feared dead after their bus collided with a diesel tanker in the early hours of…
Virgin Media O2 Partners with Starlink to Boost Rural Connectivity in the UK
Reliable mobile connectivity has always been a challenge for rural areas in the UK. Farms, small villages, and remote communities often face weak signals and slow data speeds. To solve this issue, Virgin Media O2 (VM O2) has partnered with…
Media Coverage Sparks Generosity in Disaster Relief: Key Insights from Australia’s Wildfire Crisis
In late 2019 and early 2020, Australia faced one of its most devastating natural disasters—the “Black Summer” bushfires, which ravaged over 20% of the country’s forests. The fires destroyed homes, wildlife habitats, and left many communities in ruins. While the…