Maxine Betteridge-Moes News I'm a staff editor turned "creator journalist". Here's how to maintain trust and independence when going it alone How do you make a living from influencer-inspired news without resorting to clickbait tactics or feeding the outrage engine? By Maxine Betteridge-Moes • 6 min read
News 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
News Four steps to successfully introduce AI into your newsroom, in a way that actually improves journalism Ex-BBC News Labs's Joe Whitwell has spent years watching journalists dismiss AI as hype and learning that imagination, not scepticism, is what moves a newsroom forward By Joe Whitwell • 5 min read
Courtesy of Dhruti Shah News Why we need to return to accountability reporting As the spotlight turns on how the press treated Professor Jason Arday, what should journalists consider? By Dhruti Shah • 3 min read
News 20 years after newspapers went video: The search for what comes next The trusty news package has stood the test of time but it must now evolve, argues David Dunkley Gyimah, who looks to cinema to teach news how to master the art of attention and immersion By David Dunkley Gyimah • 6 min read
Quentin Leboucher, head of video in Europe, AFP. Credit: Yelim Lee / AFP News Gen Z will save your newsroom - if you let them Mental health, growth opportunities and strong editorial values are all non-negotiables for the generation of journalists coming through By Quentin Leboucher • 5 min read
Community spotlight Does the news know middle-aged women exist? I'm a news avoider — not because I don’t care about the news, but because it drains energy I can't spare and rarely reflects what it’s like to be me By Luba Kassova • 8 min read
News A checklist to build search authority in the age of AI Make sure your content can be discovered by both bots and readers by using this step-by-step guide By Iryna Chernukha • 3 min read
Jaldeep Katwala, director of the Sir Lenny Henry Centre at Birmingham City University. News Who gets to shape the national conversation? Shining a light on BBC Radio 4’s diversity gap Seventy years on air and not a single black British main presenter has hosted the BBC's agenda-setting radio shows, The Today Programme or Any Questions? By Jaldeep Katwala • 6 min read
Psychotherapist and Sky Sports senior producer James Scurry News Could the news industry pool mental health support like it does with its camera crews? Psychotherapist and Sky News freelance producer James Scurry invites you to be part of an industry-wide intervention to break the cycle of trauma in the news By James Scurry • 5 min read
News Australia banned under-16s from social media six months ago. Here is what it actually did to the news An Australian publisher's view on the law the UK is about to copy, and the lessons worth learning before you do By Scott Purcell • 6 min read
Jo Healey (centre) speaking at a WHO conference in Geneva. Credit: A. Tardy News 'Treat us as people, not a story,' abuse survivors tell news organisations Interviewees who have experienced sexual abuse ask journalists to remember they're talking to someone in recovery - they need choices, follow-ups and to feel believed By Jo Healey • 4 min read
