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Five tips for building an audience for your podcast
The hosts and co-founders of Dope Black Dads, No Country for Young Women and #QueerAF share how they established themselves in an increasingly crowded field
BBC experiments with negative news filters on its homepage to help readers with anxieties
As one third of audience switches off from news, the public broadcaster is testing a tool that would allow readers to blur out stories that may impact their mental health
Associated Press launches multimedia series exploring citizen responses to climate change
The 'What Can Be Saved?' project aims to show news audiences the extent of environmental issues with videos, images, animations and graphics
Facebook funds community journalists to gain NCTJ diplomas at UK universities
Bournemouth University will offer 20 Community News Project reporters boot camp training sessions in shorthand, media law and data journalism
How to get your next podcast commissioned
Before sending in your next podcast pitch, three commissioning editors from the BBC and Podfront share their inside-tips for what they look out for
Today’s top tip for journalists
Tip: Use evergreen content to drive website traffic
Learn how your old content can drive traffic and how to repurpose your story so it remains relevant
Featured story
Cairncross: "The only question that matters is getting people to pay for news"
To secure the future of journalism, the news industry needs to develop ways to make public interest reporting profitable or receive governmental support, says the author of The Cairncross Review
Jobs board
Aceville Publications is seeking a deputy editor to join its Colchester based team, working on the Natural Health Magazine.
PR of the week
Left of burnout: A revolutionary approach to tackling stress related ill-healthLondon based wellbeing service Motion to Mind™ is announcing the launch of a groundbreaking modular program to reduce stress related ill-health as Safety and Health Expo 2019, the UK’s largest safety and health event gets underway at Excel.
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How to host a live podcast recording to grow your audience
Here are some simple tools to bring audio shows to life when recording in front of a live crowd
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How power and privilege shape communities
10 tips on building bridges between the mainstream media and underrepresented voices
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Eight newsroom beats you did not know covered climate change
Find a new angle for reporting on how climate change impacts people's lives
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Gender on the agenda for the future of ethical journalism
Gender is not just a women’s issue. We all benefit from rejecting harmful stereotypes
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The hidden threats in taming tech by law
Pulitzer-Prize winner James Ball shares his thoughts on how the new European laws will affect online journalism
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Cook up your next journalism project with these recipes for success
Use these ingredients and methods for successful newsroom leadership
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Beginner's tips for reporting from the Middle East
Three lessons from a novice freelancer's time in Jordan
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The Cairncross Report: first impressions
These decent proposals for helping public service journalism are worryingly vulnerable, says professor Brian Cathcart
Features
Stand-up comedy: why showing that journalists are 'human' can boost audience trust
What happens when journalists try to deliver a punchline? Standup For Journalism project finds that humour can improve public perception of the media
Freelancer launching online platform that promises to treat writers and sources with respect
New digital magazine Lacuna Voices will feature underrepresented stories while paying freelancers upon submission - not publication - of their articles
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Jobs board
Job of the week
Aceville Publications is seeking a deputy editor to join its Colchester based team, working on the Natural Health Magazine.
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PR of the week
London based wellbeing service Motion to Mind™ is announcing the launch of a groundbreaking modular program to reduce stress related ill-health as Safety and Health Expo 2019, the UK’s largest safety and health event gets underway at Excel.
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