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"A country without voice is a country without freedom"
Head of video content Paweł Orlikowski reveals why AI-generated videos flopped, how Shorts give interviews a crucial second lease of life and why...
A new framework aims to create a fairer and more transparent digital news market by asking AI companies to track when news content is retrieved,...
Three speakers at London's much-loved networking event showed how journalists can challenge AI's blind spots, serve overlooked communities and win...
Drawing on her father's Soviet-era diaries, Natalia Antelava argues that good reporting can survive even as journalism as a whole loses its power to...
Journalists who are disabled may need to use assistive tools to do their jobs - here's how newsroom editors should review and approve these crucial...
How do you make a living from influencer-inspired news without resorting to clickbait tactics or feeding the outrage engine?
Instead of going on its own assumptions, this publication for foreign residents asked readers to shape their election coverage - and the responses...
Discover early-career funding opportunities, join new communities and sharpen up essential skills
As AI reshapes how audiences find news, republishing and syndication deals are under fresh scrutiny. We look at the SEO risks, the licensing...
As our work and home lives merge on social media, here is what reporters have to remember when posting and networking on different platforms
Reach is cutting around 160 editorial jobs and closing three local titles. Behind the numbers are journalists like Jess Flaherty and Hedi Mehrez,...
Finbarre Snarey spent years watching journalists experience the joylessness of rehearsed interviews and learned that a little bit of chance is all you...
Here is our pick of programmes that help budding journos from low-income and marginalised backgrounds to finance media training
Ex-BBC News Labs's Joe Whitwell has spent years watching journalists dismiss AI as hype and learning that imagination, not scepticism, is what moves a...
Forget the inverted pyramid, there are many ways to write a news story in the digital age, like contextualisers, rankings, cheat sheets,...
Newsroom AI tools are smart on their own but clueless together, forcing journalists to do the joining up by hand. AP and Reuters want to change that...
Grabbing a recruiter’s attention with a recording of yourself may be just what you need to stand out in the age of AI-generated CVs. But it is not...
This financial journalist intervenes when companies are ripping off her readers, and is more than prepared to name and shame those who do not engage...
Discover handy indexes, maps and directories which allow you to easily understand global audience trends, local news deserts, press freedom and more
The pan-European newsroom raised €7,000 from readers, providing a defensive measure against powerful players who want to silence reporters through...
While Sifted gets startups to part with company data to feature on their list, Noon is giving skilled midlife women the spotlight they deserve
From medical wards to the ballroom floor to a chart-topping podcast, Gary Crotaz has built a career on reinvention. Here is what a self-described...
No more email pitches, no more AI ghost writers. If you want in Hannah Raskin's food section, you'll actually have to talk to her
Discover our new series where we spotlight new and unusual newsroom roles
'Young talent needs to step away from the comfort of their computer screens and learn how to deal with awkwardness in the field'
From narrating audiobooks to moonlighting as funeral celebrants, journalists can use their skills in many weird and wonderful ways to make some extra...
Critical AI prompting, fact-checking, context awareness, and ethical judgement are the new must-have skills for fresh recruits
Australia’s new laws will make major tech companies pay news publishers, but critics warn the scheme favours large media outlets, excludes AI...
News organisations are moving from moaning about AI scraping to building an infrastructure for control, measurement and payment. This is your...
The trusty news package has stood the test of time but it must now evolve, argues David Dunkley Gyimah, who looks to cinema to teach news how to...
From deep dive explainers to borderline influencers, these content creators have built formidable followings and some have even got the business model...
How should the press engage with sources who are naturally distrustful of the media and vulnerable to violence?
A six-year study of Reach plc has put hard numbers on what many in local news have long suspected: that original, local reporting is being squeezed...
Are we all faking it until we make it? A former BBC correspondent lifts the lid on her anxieties presenting live news and what you can do to feel more...
What newsrooms can learn from other media industries about competing in the age of experience
If you want to land that interview, you'll need more than an AI-generated CV - employers want to see facts, initiative and a squeaky-clean LinkedIn...
As new defamation and privacy risks emerge, a new study reveals that under-resourced British newsrooms often retract stories rather than risk legal...
Mental health, growth opportunities and strong editorial values are all non-negotiables for the generation of journalists coming through
Despite new transparency rules, most family court hearings remain unreported as journalists struggle to find newsworthy cases and families cannot...
From Curaçao's historic goal to Spain's final glory, analysis of 1,362 World Cup live blogs reveals what kept 24 publishers' audiences hooked (it...
Understand the latest trends facing the news sector, social media and more - perfect for journalists, speakers and students alike
Street papers like The Big Issue have long provided income for people affected by homelessness. From content sharing to mentoring, this is how you can...
Get inspired by these day-in-the-life videos, news updates, explainers, and behind-the-scenes clips from newsrooms
Soldiers get aftercare and space for decompression after returning from the frontlines. Paramedics have also realised their own limits. But...
Freelancers - 2026 is all about building your brand
Ex-BBC exec David Thomas was made redundant twice and spent another 20 years coaching those going through the same pain: "Don't worry about having a...
Don’t just show that you know how to use AI as a tool; show that you can do what AI cannot, say journalism experts
Thinking of going freelance? Former Reuters correspondent talks about why she took the leap into solo journalism and why she's now helping others do...
There is a wise owl out there for any challenge your newsroom wants to solve, like coming up with a brand new social media strategy, improving...
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