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Jane Ferguson

New York
As seen in: The Noösphere, PBS, PBS News Hour - World, PBS NewsHour, BMJ Quality & Safety, JSTOR Daily, Substack, The New Yorker, Vox, The Irish Times, Gulf News and
Founder and CEO of @Noosphereapp. Former war reporter helping journalists enter the creator economy.
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Built for journalists, not corporations: Inside Noosphere’s bold new model - Editor and Publisher

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By Jane Ferguson, Diane Sylvester
| Editor & Publisher Verified
Posted Thursday, June 5, 2025 12:00 am What we’re really doing is disrupting the distribution model. I want to take the behemoth costs of running a cable or network news organization or newspaper and put those savings in the pockets of reporters.” As legacy media organizations struggle with declining revenue and vanishing audiences, award-winning journalist Jane Ferguson is betting on something new: a social-styled creator platform tailored for news and journalists.
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Locum doctor working and quality and safety: a qualitative study in English primary and secondary care

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By Jane Ferguson, Gemma Stringer, Kieran Walshe, Thomas Allen
| BMJ Quality & Safety Verified
Results We conducted 130 interviews with 88 participants who worked in healthcare and 42 patients took part in focus groups and one-to-one interviews.
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We used to trust reporters in the field. What happened? Original

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By Jane Ferguson
| Deseret News Verified
"Don't call yourself a war reporter." In a crisp blue suit and enormous corner office, an executive at a news network I once worked for scolded me as he leaned back in his chair and explained: The term doesn't really exist as a job title. "It's foreign correspondent." It was 2012 and I had just returned from an assignment in Syria as revolution tumbled into all-out war.
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