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What do journalists need to know about creating a personal brand in 2026?
Steph Spyro, deputy political editor and environment editor, The Daily Express
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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
Behind Reach's cuts: two journalists telling their own story
Hedi Mehrez (left) and Jess Flaherty (right)
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Behind Reach's cuts: two journalists telling their own story

Reach is cutting around 160 editorial jobs and closing three local titles. Behind the numbers are journalists like Jess Flaherty and Hedi Mehrez, living through a second round of cuts and a masthead's final months
By Marcela Kunova • 4 min read
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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
A one-stop-shop of mental health resources for journalists
Photo by Helena Lopes on Unsplash
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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
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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
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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
What using tarot cards as random prompts has taught me about interviews
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What using tarot cards as random prompts has taught me about interviews

Finbarre Snarey spent years watching journalists experience the joylessness of rehearsed interviews and learned that a little bit of chance is all you need to find the real story
By Finbarre Snarey • 5 min read
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Eight funding opportunities for aspiring and entry-level journalists
(Then) journalism students Charlotte Colley, Lily Taylor, and Madison Rolfe at Newsrewired (May 2025), credit: Mark Hakasson / Marten Publishing
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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
Who to follow: 100+ media consultants to help your newsroom
Top: Khalil A. Cassimally, Sofia Delgado, David Lush. Bottom: Anita Zielina, Mattia Peretti, Anita Li
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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

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