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How The Guardian, Contexte, and Iliffe Media are winning the subscription battle — Left to right: Lisa MacLeod (FT Strategies), Paul Fisher (Iliffe Media), Sacha Cayre (Contexte) and Liz Wynn (Guardian). Credit: Mark Hakansson / Marten Publishing

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How The Guardian, Contexte, and Iliffe Media are winning the subscription battle

How do you get people to pay when they're used to free products or you're up against stiff competition?

By Jacob Granger • 4 min read

How Uusi Juttu added 10,000 paying members in three weeks — Jakob Moll, co-founder and international director, Zetland, speaking at Newsrewired on 26 November 2025. Credit: Mark Hakansson / Marten Publishing

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How Uusi Juttu added 10,000 paying members in three weeks

Zetland's Finnish sister title used the tried-and-tested method of turning existing readers into the most reliable source of audience growth

By Jacob Granger • 4 min read

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Iran calls BBC journalism 'media terrorism' in UN filing

The BBC has urged the United Nations to condemn Iran after the country accused its Persian-language service of terrorism and warfare in an official government document

By Marcela Kunova • 1 min read

The Public Method: redefining how to measure journalism's value — Jekke Mink (left) and Maike Olij (right). Courtesy of Sjoege

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The Public Method: redefining how to measure journalism's value

A framework used by Dutch public broadcaster NPO considers how to measure the impact of news beyond data

By Maike Olij • 6 min read

The secret ingredient that makes true crime podcasts addictive - and why news podcasts need it — Dan McLaughlin (Reach plc, left) and Jacob Granger (JournalismUK, right) in conversation at Newsrewired on 26 November 2025. Credit: Mark Hakansson / Marten Publishing

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The secret ingredient that makes true crime podcasts addictive - and why news podcasts need it

Have you ever been up all night binge-listening to a mystery show? There's a good reason why that happens

By Jacob Granger • 5 min read

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Half of UK freelance journalists offered less than 10p a word, new study reveals

Research from Sheffield Hallam University and Freelancing for Journalists shows two extreme ends of

By Jacob Granger • 1 min read

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Acast unveils major YouTube partnership to boost UK podcast video ad revenue

Acast’s new partnership with Little Dot Studios will give UK podcasters access to expert video support, unified analytics, and expanded advertising opportunities on YouTube

By Jacob Granger • 1 min read

Your questions answered: Lessons in AI from beyond journalism — Andrew Grill at Newsrewired on 26 November 2025. Credit: Mark Hakansson / Marten Publishing

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Your questions answered: Lessons in AI from beyond journalism

You wanted to know how AI will impact the workforce, which industries lead AI adoption and why AI projects fail. Futurist Andrew Grill has you covered

By Jacob Granger • 5 min read

Ex-Google Madhav Chinnappa: 'NATO for news' model is our "least worst option" for dealing with AI — Madhav Chinnappa speaking at Newsrewired on 26 November 2025. Credit: Mark Hakansson / Marten Publishing

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Ex-Google Madhav Chinnappa: 'NATO for news' model is our "least worst option" for dealing with AI

Would collective action provide stronger bargaining power and greater control? Or would it be too difficult to fairly distribute revenue and maintain collaboration?

By Jacob Granger • 2 min read

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Two thirds of UK journalists have a small following on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, new study finds

Digital journalist and content creator Sophia Smith Galer finds that top British journalists are slow to adopt and build large accounts on popular video-led platforms

By Jacob Granger • 1 min read