Predictions for journalism in 2023: newsroom leadership, product, and revenue

The second instalment of our annual predictions looks at the skills journalists will need in the year ahead and the news products that are likely to grow

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Make your management style more approachable and supportive of your team in the new year

Predictions for journalism in 2023: audience expectations and user needs

Trust towards, interest in, and willingness to buy the news all stand in the balance next year. Newsrooms with the best listening skills will come out top

Robin Kwong, new formats editor of The Wall Street Journal, on evolving bridge roles

Project management roles have become a staple position to foster inter-department collaboration and be a catalyst for digital transformation

'We cannot positively impact the world with ideas alone’

Asian-Canadian journalist Anita Li talks about racism and diversity in the media and how she is trying to be part of the change

How Openly gained 120k TikTok followers in one year

The LGBTQ+ news publisher has found that a mix of heavy and light video content works best to keep audiences interested but not burned out

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Hire and retain talent from a generation with different expectations at work

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