Quick reads Retrospectives, corrections and crosswords: How NYT celebrated its 175th anniversary Anniversary series blends proud milestones, corrections, personal stories and reader memories to reflect on the paper’s legacy. By Jacob Granger • 1 min read
Quick reads NewsGuard releases fact-checking chatbot for European news The new service is trained on 12,000 rigorously vetted publishers on a revenue share model By Jacob Granger • 1 min read
Image generated with DeepAI News Is republishing content worth it? A look at SEO, user needs and syndication amid AI disruption As AI reshapes how audiences find news, republishing and syndication deals are under fresh scrutiny. We look at the SEO risks, the licensing marketplaces stepping in, and why experts warn that borrowed content is no substitute for knowing your own audience By Jacob Granger • 6 min read
Photo by Vitaly Gariev / Unsplash News Everything an entry-level journalist needs to get ahead in their careers Discover early-career funding opportunities, join new communities and sharpen up essential skills By Jacob Granger • 9 min read
Steph Spyro, deputy political editor and environment editor, The Daily Express News What do journalists need to know about creating a personal brand in 2026? Ten years ago, building an online brand helped you advance your career. Nowadays, it's more about distribution and transparency By Jacob Granger • 6 min read
Quick reads BBC and Birmingham City University launch specialist centre for creative skills The initiative aims to bridge the gap between education and employment, strengthen Birmingham’s creative sector and support regional growth beyond London By Jacob Granger • 1 min read
Photo by Helena Lopes on Unsplash News A one-stop-shop of mental health resources for journalists Access financial support, communities, self-help tips and more when you are going through your toughest moments By Jacob Granger • 6 min read
Quick reads RISJ report: Definitions of 'news' shifting, core standards still matter News is still defined in classic terms by most people, but a growing minority puts influencers and emerging subjects like gaming and fashion into the mix By Jacob Granger • 1 min read
Quick reads Pew study: Americans value press freedom, but most want limits to ensure accuracy US consumers hold nuanced, sometimes conflicting views on press freedom — supporting a free press in theory, but often willing to allow government or tech companies to restrict content in the name of security or accuracy By Jacob Granger • 1 min read
(Then) journalism students Charlotte Colley, Lily Taylor, and Madison Rolfe at Newsrewired (May 2025), credit: Mark Hakasson / Marten Publishing News Eight funding opportunities for aspiring and entry-level journalists Here is our pick of programmes that help budding journos from low-income and marginalised backgrounds to finance media training By Jacob Granger • 8 min read
Top: Khalil A. Cassimally, Sofia Delgado, David Lush. Bottom: Anita Zielina, Mattia Peretti, Anita Li News Who to follow: 100+ media consultants to help your newsroom 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 newsroom culture or implementing generative AI workflows By Jacob Granger • 8 min read
Photo by Skye Studios / Unsplash News 12 ideas for fresh news formats Forget the inverted pyramid, there are many ways to write a news story in the digital age, like contextualisers, rankings, cheat sheets, retrospectives and more By Jacob Granger • 11 min read
