News IMPRESS recommends six questions UK news outlets should put to parliamentary candidates The upcoming UK election is a perfect opportunity to address distrust towards media and politics, says the independent press regulator By Lewis Eyre • 2 min read
Credit: Mousetrap Media / Frank Noon News Ringier Media International entering into group-wide, AI-assisted user needs era New CEO Dmitry Shishkin's vision for titles across Central and Eastern Europe and Africa is automated copy suggestions and follow-up story recommendations to give audiences exactly what they want By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
Credit: Credit: Mousetrap Media / Frank Noon News How to discover value and build loyalty with newsletters The Times, The Telegraph and Journo Resources explored how email helps relationships grow between readers and publishers - be that legacy brands or niche titles By Lewis Eyre • 3 min read
Credit: Mousetrap Media / Frank Noon News 'Our democracy is threatened if we do not have a plurality of media producing public interest news' The News Futures Forum presents a safe environment for people with vested interests to figure out how to keep essential journalism alive and kicking, says news industry veteran Jeremy Clifford By Jeremy Clifford • 4 min read
Credit: Photo by Priscilla Du Preez ???????? on Unsplash News Journalists worry opening up about mental health will impact their career - we must change that Admissions of vulnerability lead to a better quality of work and culture, says experienced journalist Hannah Storm in her new book. Colleagues and leaders alike both have a role to play here By Jacob Granger • 8 min read
Credit: Mohamed Hassan / Inclusive Journalism Cymru News Mapping public interest journalism in Wales Silvia Rose from Inclusive Journalism Cymru reflects on her contribution to Cardiff University’s in-depth research project By Silvia Rose • 5 min read
Credit: Mousetrap Media / Mark Hakansson News Everything in moderation: top tips for steering a panel discussion The very best moderators are well-organised, unafraid to ditch the script and leave plenty of time for audience questions, says media consultant Hannah Storm By Hannah Storm • 4 min read
Credit: Photo by Tobias Tullius on Unsplash News How The Bureau of Investigative Journalism is reporting on the link between Big Tech and governments A recent investigation into Russia using facial recognition technology to identify dissidents shows how surveillance is becoming more sophisticated By Jacob Granger • 2 min read
Credit: screenshot via The New Humanitarian's Yemen Listening Project News Audiences, sources and strategies: Inside The New Humanitarian's Yemen Listening Project The non-profit newsroom garnered 100 detailed, personal accounts of how the civil war in Yemen is affecting day-to-day life for citizens and the diaspora By Jacob Granger • 4 min read
Credit: Photo by Alexander Shatov on Unsplash News Seven tips for using LinkedIn as a freelance journalist Find out how to land work opportunities on the professional social media platform By Elvis Kachi • 3 min read
News Post-Perugia thoughts: what went wrong between big tech and the news? Google's former director of news ecosystem development, Madhav Chinappa, looks ahead to better working relationships between publishers and platforms By Madhav Chinnappa • 6 min read
Credit: European Parliament and Pietro Naj-Oleari via Flickr sourced under Creative Commons Licence News Six press cards for journalists Press cards can help you report from areas off-limits to the general public. But they have different purposes. Which one do you need? By Isabel Meszaros • 3 min read
