News B2B publisher Citywire launches AI-powered research tool to deepen user engagement Citywire AI is a time-saver for professional investors looking for in-depth research and market trends By Jacob Granger • 2 min read
News Bristol Cable launches hybrid news and social networking app in bid to double membership A "world first" mobile experience aims to give members curated discussions and community connections within a privacy-focused platform By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
News What the public wants: seven opportunities for newsrooms in the age of generative AI A new report by the Reuters Institute reveals that trust in AI-generated news remains low, but transparent newsroom policies and the everyday use of the technology are beginning to shift this scepticism By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
News Journalism under siege: Global assaults, intimidation, and the erosion of truth in 2025 Unprecedented threats against journalists undermine factual reporting By Phil Chetwynd • 3 min read
News Next stop, Norway: Lessons from Zetland's European expansion Jakob Moll reveals how the Danish company with community at its heart keeps scaling to neighbouring Nordic markets, and how you too can build a deeper relationship with your audience with their tried-and-tested model By Marcela Kunova • 3 min read
Credit: Jonathan Heawood, speaking at Newsrewired. News Democracy under threat: Why regenerating local news is crucial to counter rising authoritarianism These six key reforms are essential to preserve democratic discourse By Jonathan Heawood • 4 min read
Photo by Eben Kassaye / Unsplash News How can universities prepare young journalists for the industry? The next generation don't just need to know their media law, they must be prepared to take career risks and be emotionally resilient By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
Photo by Mariia Shalabaieva / Unsplash News Substack's new in-app payments frustrate publishers: "One option is terrible for us, the other is terrible for our readers" The newsletter platform's latest update means that Apple users will have to purchase subscriptions via the Apple Store at inflated prices, and publishers will see delayed payouts. But it also undermines one of the platform's core selling points: migration of mailing lists By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
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Credit: European Union 2025. Julius Fintelmann, founder of The European Correspondent, speaking at the European Union News How EU-focused news outlets are thriving after Brexit Brexit created unexpected opportunities for independent European journalism - and some outlets are making it work By Jacob Granger • 4 min read
News "Not being transparent about what we do and why we do it is no longer an option" The public thinks anyone with a microphone is a journalist now, writes Wytse Vellinga at the Ombudsman for Dutch Public Broadcasters. News organisations must set themselves apart by making their values more visible By Wytse Vellinga • 4 min read
Credit: Amy Cooke Photography News Three smart strategies in the worlds of podcasts, newsletters and news apps Find out how the Women's Running podcast is using Discord to engage listeners, City A.M is capturing commuters with push notifications and The Spectator is relishing its new food and drink audience By Jacob Granger • 2 min read
