Credit: Vektor Kunst from Pixabay News Swedish Aftonbladet uses automation to outpace competitors with its covid-19 news coverage With a growing number of coronavirus cases, the publisher calls on robots to break news first and drive reader engagement with exclusive coverage By Marcela Kunova • 1 min read
Credit: Flickr: Foreign and Commonwealth Office News Transphobia Project uses data visualisation to zoom in on outlets that spread biased transgender content The interactive chart will map journalists and publications that contribute to transphobia, assigning them a bias score and showing relationships between authors and publishers By Daniel Green • 4 min read
Credit: kyle smith on Unsplash News What can deep listening do for journalism? BBC's Crossing Divides Live event used deep listening to help foster meaningful conversations between people with completely opposing worldviews. Here is what it can do for your newsroom By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
Credit: Unsplash News App for journalists: Impresso, for creating animated posts for Instagram With younger audiences increasingly getting news through social media, this app helps you create engaging stories for different platforms By Daniel Green • 3 min read
Credit: Gino Crescoli from Pixabay News Need a source for your next story? This platform puts experts on speed dial ExpertFile database can help newsrooms find the ideal interviewee and get them on the phone in a fraction of the time By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
Credit: Pete Linforth from Pixabay News Protocol - the 'Politico for tech' - wants to bring unbiaised news to decision-makers As the tech sector became a new global power centre, the newly launched publication aims to break and cover stories from the heart of the industry without political dogma or partisanship By Daniel Green • 3 min read
Credit: Unsplash News How Covid-19 is affecting Italian journalism With cancelled events and a ban on travel, reporters in Italy struggle to do their jobs. Meanwhile, news focuses nearly exclusively on the disease, often leaving audiences in the dark about current affairs By Daniel Green • 2 min read
News How to use social-native storytelling to break and cover news on Instagram Former audience editor at BuzzFeed News World and QuickTake shares her strategies to engage the under-25s with hard news, politics and international current affairs By Marcela Kunova • 3 min read
Credit: Pexels News Have your say in the new inquiry on the future of journalism The Communications and Digital Committee will scrutinise the challenges the media industry is facing and issue recommendations for the government By Daniel Green • 2 min read
Credit: Laurence Bogle and Publisher Podcast Awards News What makes a successful news and current affairs podcast? The host of The Week Unwrapped reflects on winning its category at the Publisher Podcast Awards By Jacob Granger • 4 min read
Credit: Unsplash News Student publications are axing print as they need to compete with social media Underfunded student papers are increasingly under pressure to go online-only but the loss of print copies hampers their visibility on campuses By Daniel Green • 2 min read
Credit: Screenshot of The Telegraph Instagram account News Data crunching, weekly formats and vertical accounts: behind The Telegraph's Instagram strategy The news organisation has doubled its followers on the platform in the space of a year through a savvy social media strategy By Jacob Granger • 4 min read
