Credit: Photo by Mohammad Shahhosseini on Unsplash News Five tips to manage your screen time as a journalist Improve your work-life balance by building better relationships with your dopamine devices By Isabel Meszaros • 2 min read
Credit: Photo by Fajrina Adella on Unsplash News Journalists are happy to be disconnecting from platforms, should news organisations be worried? Before running headfirst into the next shiny piece of technology, newsrooms leaders must ask who will be impacted the most and what support they will need to keep going By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
News Newsrooms must step up their efforts to cover gender equality stories Annette Young, France 24 TV news presenter and host of the 51 Per Cent show, says that the rise of conservative views amongst young men is good reason to double down on coverage of women's rights By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
Credit: Mark Hakansson / Mousetrap Media News What can news organisations do to win over consistent news avoiders? A new book looks at the audiences who never read the news. Co-author Dr Benjamin Toff says that newsrooms must think about fitting around the lives of busy, anxious and alienated people By Jacob Granger • 4 min read
Credit: Houses of the Oireachtas from Ireland, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons News Ukrainian journalists are at a breaking point. It is time to make a change 'The corrosive stress of conflict zones not only threatens individual well-being of journalists but also compromises the integrity of their output. It is not easy to do impartial journalism in your own country while rockets and drones fly every day onto your streets' By Katerina Sergatskova • 5 min read
News Open letter calls for a change in response to online abuse of women journalists Reach, Women in Journalism and Reporters Without Borders launch a joint campaign calling for change in police response to online violence, with a letter signed by more than 100 journalism leaders By Reporters Without Borders • 2 min read
Credit: Photo by spanner on Flickr. Some rights reserved. News 200 women speakers you need at your next journalism event to avoid all-male panels Let's relegate all-male panels to the Mad Men era where they belong By Abigail Edge • 8 min read
Credit: Photo by Matthew Alexander on Unsplash News Why Australia's bid to make big tech pay for news failed: views from an indie publisher The News Media Bargaining Code favoured legacy media companies and did not obligate platforms to negotiate over news deals By Scott Purcell • 4 min read
Credit: Created using Magic Media, a generative AI app by Canva News Predictions for journalism 2024: mental health and wellbeing Newsroom managers recognise that the success of their organisation depends on their ability to combat burnout and implement risk mitigation By Jacob Granger • 4 min read
Credit: Created using Magic Media, a generative AI app by Canva News Predictions for journalism 2024: newsroom leadership and strategy AI will advance conversations around user needs, bridge roles and product management but newsrooms need to diversify and upskill their teams to make it work By Jacob Granger • 7 min read
Credit: Created using Magic Media, a generative AI app by Canva News Most news leaders think generative AI benefits newsrooms, RISJ finds The Changing Newsrooms 2023 study also shows that flexible working has become the norm in two thirds of newsrooms, but that alone will not improve diversity By Jacob Granger • 5 min read
Credit: Mark Hakansson / Mousetrap Media News What do audiences need from climate journalism? Newsrooms need to look beyond short-term outrage and start putting scrutiny on the causes and solutions to a dire environmental situation By Marcela Kunova • 3 min read
