Laura Oliver

Laura Oliver

Laura Oliver is a freelance journalist, a contributor to the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, co-founder of The Society of Freelance Journalists and the former editor of Journalism.co.uk (prior to it becoming JournalismUK)

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Jacob Granger

Jacob Granger

Jacob Granger is the community editor of JournalismUK

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Sarah Marshall

Sarah Marshall

Sarah Marshall is VP Audience Strategy at Condé Nast. She leads distribution and channel strategy globally. She is also the former technology editor for Journalism.co.uk (prior to it becoming JournalismUK)

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Catalina Albeanu

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Marcela Kunova

Marcela Kunova

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Mădălina Ciobanu

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Paul McNally

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Oliver Luft

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Fiona Scott

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Female Founders Highlight Hidden Barriers In Securing Investment

Female founders Debbie Gilbert and Michelle Leong are speaking out about the unseen challenges women face when raising investment, as they continue to develop their productivity-focused app, Leanier.  The pair are seeking funding of £250,000 to support the app ready for launch but have found many barriers to success – and their experience is not unique. In 2025, under three per cent of all venture capital funding available for business went to female founders globally.  Having already invested
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National Minimum Wage welcomed as a positive step for businesses and workers

The National Minimum Wage is s a positive force for both employees and employers and sets the foundation for loyalty around recruitment and retention according to Ashlea Fisher, founder IRecruit4. April will see the National Minimum Wage rise by 4.1 per cent from £12.21 per hour to £12.71. For some employers that uplift, spread across many employees, is a big commitment. “The national minimum wage sets an important baseline that ensures people are paid fairly for the work they do,” said Ashlea
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The FD Consultant celebrates four award shortlists across two business awards

The FD Consultant, founded by London-based finance director Romesh Jeyaseelanayagam, has been announced as a finalist in four categories across two business awards. The firm has been shortlisted for Best Enterprise and Best Innovation at the inaugural Best SME Awards 2026, as well as Best SME Business and Excellence in Customer Experience at the Kingston Borough Business Awards. The Best SME Awards were launched this year to recognise small and medium-sized businesses across the UK. Created by
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Social care tech platform AgoraStaff named in Google GovTech Top 30

Social care technology platform AgoraStaff has been named one of Google’s Top 30 GovTech start-ups in the UK, recognising the company as one of the most innovative digital solutions helping to modernise public sector services. The team was invited to attend the Google GovTech Showcase, where selected start-ups pitched their technology to an audience of government stakeholders, policy advisers and investors. AgoraStaff’s Director of Compliance, Jolene Williams-Pears, attended the event and deli
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Daniel Green

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Debbie Shaw

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What the latest customer acquisition data tells Credico UK about buyer behaviour in 2026

What the Latest Customer Acquisition Data Tells Credico UK About Buyer Behaviour in 2026 2026 Buyers Are Not the Same as 2016 Buyers! By 2026, customer acquisition in UK telecoms is no longer about convincing households to get connected. So, what is it about? It’s about persuading already-connected, well-informed consumers to switch and upgrade in a market they often approach with scepticism. Therein lies a unique challenge.  The UK telecoms sector is mature and highly penetrated. Most househ
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Asad Mirza

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Catherine Edwards

Catherine Edwards

Catherine Edwards is a senior journalist working for the BBC and a freelance journalist and editorial strategy consultant. She was also a former maternity cover editor for Journalism.co.uk (prior to it becoming JournalismUK)

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Joel Bissitt

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Damian Radcliffe

Damian Radcliffe

Damian Radcliffe is the Carolyn S. Chambers Professor in Journalism at the University of Oregon. He has three decades experience as an analyst, educator, journalist, and researcher.

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John Thompson

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Tom Rouse

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Hannah Storm

Hannah Storm

Hannah Storm is a resilience mentor, storyteller and expert in journalism safety. She is the former director of the International News Safety Institute, the Ethical Journalism Network, and the co-director of Headlines Network.

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John Mair

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What it takes to get a job in journalism today: Inside journalism careers with JUK

Inside Journalism Careers is your weekly update of job openings, career advice and industry moves hitting your inbox every Monday Breaking into journalism isn’t just about being a good writer anymore. As Danielle Lavin from Reach explains, newsrooms are looking for people who understand the bigger picture—why stories travel, how audiences engage, and what makes content stand out across platforms. Recruiter’s advice: What it really takes to get a job in journalism right nowThinking of applying
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Bringing the creator economy to you: Inside journalism careers with JUK

Inside journalism careers comes out weekly on Mondays, keeping you up to date on the latest developments in the industry - that's news, job listings, training courses and more. Ever wondered what the “creator economy” really means for you and your career? Our recent community spotlight article with Sofia Aira dives into the lessons journalists can borrow from creators: building a personal brand, experimenting with new platforms, and engaging directly with audiences. I’ve been covering the crea
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End of year round-up: Inside journalism careers with JUK

As we welcome the winter in here at Journalism UK, we want to look back at a year's worth of resources and recommendations and sift through it all to help point you in the right direction. To wrap up 2025, here are some of the most practical lessons and resources we’ve shared to help you thrive, stay safe, and keep moving forward: * The indie journalism reality check: Thinking about going solo? YouTuber Johnny Harris' gave a top talk at the International Journalism Festival in Perugia this
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Jack Shepherd

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Nic Newman

Nic Newman

Nic Newman is a senior research associate at the Reuters Institute for the Journalism where he was the lead author of the flagship Digital News Report.

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Osama Gaweesh

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Jack Dearlove

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Shirish Kulkarni

Shirish Kulkarni

Shirish Kulkarni is an award-winning journalist, research and community organiser with more than 25 years of experience

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James Knight

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Megan McCabe

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Samuel Ketch

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Katarina Witzheller

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Stuart Goodwin

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Emma McAndrew

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Carlo Simone

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Erika Marzano

Erika Marzano

Erika Marzano is an audience development manager at Deutsche Welle (DW) in Bonn, specialising in connecting newsrooms and journalists with their audiences through innovative social media strategies.

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Sandra Stoica

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Daniele Palumbo

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Tabby Kinder

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Marek Miller

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Madeleine White

Madeleine White

Madeleine White is co-founder and editor-in-chief of The Audiencers, the B2B media for digital publishing professionals covering everything digital reader revenue, and head of international at Poool, the membership & subscription suite.

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Corinne Podger

Corinne Podger

Corinne Podger is the training lead for Nine Publishing in Australia. She's worked in the media sector for more than 30 years as a journalist, consultant, and lecturer across more than 60 countries.

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Alli Shultes

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David Cohn

David Cohn

David Cohn is a former freelance journalist and the co-founder and chief strategy officer of Subtext, and senior director of Advance Digital, where he leads the 'Alpha Group,' an internal research and development team.

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Harriet Massing

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Melissa Ittoo

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Nathan Clarke

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Naomi Owusu

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Thea Matthews

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Chris Waiting

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Daniel Bentley

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Lara King

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Isabel Meszaros

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Claire Rowe

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Helen Quinn

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Lily Canter

Lily Canter

Lily Canter is a freelance running, fitness and adventure travel journalist. She is also editor of Running Matters, a Substack discussing running from a female perspective.

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Thalia Fairweather

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Ellie Smitherman

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Jacqui Park

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