Deborah Turness
Deborah Turness is a prominent British journalist and media executive, currently serving as the Chief Executive for News at the BBC. She has a distinguished career in journalism, previously holding leadership roles at ITV News and NBC News. Turness is recognized for her insights on media integrity and the challenges posed by misinformation in the digital age.
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India:
Deborah Turness described the deportation of Mark Lowen as 'an extremely troubling incident.'
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Slovakia:
Deborah Turness stated that no journalist should suffer such treatment simply for doing their job.
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United Kingdom:
Deborah Turness, the chief executive of BBC News, said Lowen’s deportation was 'an extremely troubling incident'.
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United Kingdom:
The BBC's CEO of News Deborah Turness added that the incident involving Mark Lowen is extremely troubling.
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United Kingdom:
Deborah Turness is the head of news at the BBC, who met with Sackur after the show's cancellation.
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United Kingdom:
Deborah Turness is the CEO of BBC News who was involved in the documentary controversy.
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United Kingdom:
Deborah Turness is the CEO of BBC News and was mentioned in the context of the documentary controversy.
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Turkey:
Deborah Turness warned about AI chatbots undermining public trust in facts.
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United Kingdom:
Deborah Turness warned that Gen AI tools threaten to undermine public faith in facts.
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