News Who to follow: 30 journalists doing great work on TikTok (yes, TikTok) Get inspired by these day-in-the-life videos, news updates, explainers, and behind-the-scenes clips from newsrooms By Jacob Granger • 5 min read
The MediaStrong audience on 13 July 2026. Credit: MediaStrong News What can the news industry learn from other sectors about mental health? Soldiers get aftercare and space for decompression after returning from the frontlines. Paramedics have also realised they're not invincible. But journalists continue to push themselves past their limits By Jacob Granger • 5 min read
News From Reuters reporter to freelance coach: Isabel Woodford Thinking of going freelance? Former Reuters correspondent talks about why she took the leap into solo journalism and why she's now helping others do the same By Marcela Kunova • 3 min read
Top: Khalil A. Cassimally, Sofia Delgado, David Lush. Bottom: Anita Zielina, Mattia Peretti, Anita Li News Who to follow: 75 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 Aninda Provati • 6 min read
News A thank you to our community: JournalismUK wins Best B2B Newsletter Award We are celebrating, but we won't get complacent: please continue to support our work to help us become the best we can be By Jacob Granger • 2 min read
Rhys Griffiths, founder of the Folkestone Dispatch. Credit: Andy Jones News 'Local media is stuck in a rut of negativity about its hometown' After being made redundant from his job at Kent Online, Rhys Griffiths launched a Substack local newsletter to appeal to ex-Londoners settling down on the Kentish coast By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
National Geographic Spain's journalist Constanza V. Paura News Meet the TikTok news creator making science and history accessible Constanza Paura has gained over 129,000 TikTok followers by turning history and science into engaging stories - and landed a job at National Geographic Spain in the process By Diana Sierra • 2 min read
Sophie Millward (left) working as a cleaner for the BBC and (right) working as a journalist for the BBC News From bathroom to newsroom: My journey as a cleaner at the BBC to a journalist for them The parallel between scrubbing the loos and working as a journalist is hard work and attention to detail By Jacob Granger • 4 min read
Grace Miller, speaking at Newsrewired. Photo Mark Hakansson for Marten Publishing. News Watch: The Diary of a CEO's secrets to failing correctly Setbacks aren't the end of the world - they can be stepping stones to success By Jacob Granger • 2 min read
Verónica Muñoz Martínez performing her journalism at Newsrewired (14 May 2026). Credit: Mark Hakansson / Marten Publishing News Journalism as a performance: Why journalists are trading bylines for stage time Discover how reporters are opting for theatre halls to immerse audiences in stories of disaster and displacement By Jacob Granger • 5 min read
News Experts to follow: Newsrewired speakers Connect with 300+ industry experts who have shared our stage and delivered cutting-edge insights on the shifting media landscape By Jacob Granger • 14 min read
Natalie Fahy, senior editor for Nottinghamshire Live and the Nottingham Post News Media needs to take a stand against Reform’s press bans Newly-elected councillors in England are being told not to speak to the press By Natalie Fahy • 3 min read
