Journalism Links Directory

The Newspaper Society (NS), the voice of Britain's regional and local press, represents around 1,300 daily and weekly, paid-for and free, newspaper titles across the UK.

The Poynter Institute is a school for journalists, future journalists, and teachers of journalists.

The World Association of Newspapers (WAN) is a group of 72 national newspaper associations, individual newspaper executives in 100 nations, 13 news agencies, and nine regional press organisations. It is a non-profit, non-government organisation that aims to defend press freedom and promote the newspaper publishing industry.

Citizen journalism site reporting the latest uncovered news where it matters

Reporting on the subject of integration in post-communist countries.

Mostly US-centric resource site for travel writers. Includes press releases, information on press trips, news and other useful tools.

Crewing team for news production in Turkey.

Useful website containing a list of UK newspaper RSS Feeds.

Publisher focusing on motoring and the business-to-business sectors.

A US-based strategic alliance of journalists of colour acting as a force for positive change to advance their presence, growth and leadership in the fast-changing global news industry.

An address for journalists who want to work professionally. Tips on writing, editing, photojournalism, online journalism; information on seminar, scholarships, etc

Audio, video, photojournalism and written news by journalism students from around the world.

Voice of the Listener & Viewer (VLV) represents the citizen and consumer interest in broadcasting and works for quality and diversity in British broadcasting.

Work with VSO and help people in the world's poorest countries manage their environment. VSO works through volunteers in the world's poorest countries to help people develop and change their environment for the better. The current recruitment drive is looking for technical professionals and natural resource specialists from a diverse range of backgrounds.

The Westminster Media Forum aims to provide the premier environment where parliamentarians, senior policy advisors, regulators and other decision makers can discuss critical issues, and exchange ideas and information with leaders from industry, responsible interest groups, analysts, academics, journalists and others.

Who Comments? is the UK's first freely available database for comment journalism: the opinions of commentators and columnists who write regularly for the national press in bylined, op-ed, or other columns or blogs. Use the site to find out more about a commentator and to get a clearer idea of who's writing about what on the comments scene.

A news-oriented sister project to Wikipedia, funded by the Wikimedia Foundation (a US-based charity) and managed by volunteer editors and citizen journalists.

Based in Crawley, West Sussex, William Reed is the UK's leading publisher for the food & drink industry.

Women in Journalism is a networking, campaigning, training and social organisation for women journalists who work across all the written media, from newspapers and magazines to the new media.

WRN is a leading broadcast and transmission company providing its world-wide clients with high quality, innovative solutions for their broadcasting and telecommunications needs.

Write Better English is a new free resource created, in part, to help journalists avoid common English and grammar mistakes. Includes a daily blog, a regular "media watch" section, q&a forums, tips, and other resources. Intended for a worldwide audience.

You'll find links to journalism jobs, resources for journalists, news and media links and a message board for journalists.