News When experiments become movements: The rise of live journalism in an age of doubt Journalists are stepping onto stages and into neighbourhood halls to tell their stories live, raw and unfiltered By Vera Penêda • 6 min read
Top: Ramaa Sharma and Elsa Nightingale. Bottom: Dhruti Shah News Journalism career breaks: When, how and why to take one Four journalists open up about the need to take a pause from the day job to reflect, upskill and chart a new path forward By Jacob Granger • 8 min read
Valerie Fridland, professor of linguistics, University of Nevada. Copyright: Martin Szillat / One Digital Media News What journalists need to know about accent bias Linguist Valerie Fridland debunks perceptions around accents that still shape what counts as “proper” speech and what influences hiring, reporting, and audience trust By Jacob Granger • 6 min read
News Why personality-led journalism isn’t just branding – it's revenue infrastructure SMS continues to prove that audiences want brief and trustworthy updates that haven't been tainted by algorithms By Mike Donoghue • 5 min read
News Music and entertainment editors ignored the biggest story at the Grammys A new report by AKAS reveals unfairness in the music industry, but news outlets avoid the most uncomfortable finding By Jacob Granger • 2 min read
Photo by Chris Montgomery / Unsplash News 15 online communities for journalists you should know about Find your place of belonging, guidance and inspiration here By Abigail Edge • 2 min read
Dmitry Shishkin speaking at Newsrewired, November 2025. Credit: Marten Publishing News Dmitry Shishkin on the new user needs model for sports journalism The pioneering audience-centric strategy just got an upgrade for sports publishers - here's what you need to know By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
News Why 2026 could be the year AI gets 'delightfully boring' After working with 150+ newsrooms, one thing is clear for Fergus Bell: the hard part isn't adopting the technology, it's working out how to survive By Marcela Kunova • 3 min read
News How AI killed my 44-year career in journalism I've survived four decades in journalism, through redundancy and quitting on principle. But I now face a new challenge I cannot surmount: AI is asking me to part with my expertise for last-century rates of pay By Chris Boiling • 4 min read
Jenny Holliday (above). Credit: Amelia De Jong/Ace Snaps Photography News The career advice that journalists rarely hear Be prepared to walk away from your dream job, take part-time shifts or reskill entirely, says freelance journalist and career happiness coach Jenny Holliday - this might be the push you need By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
L-R: Ophelia, Marcela and Jacob News Make your mark on JUK: Take our editorial survey Help shape our plans around the newsletter, podcast and LinkedIn strategy - and be in with a chance to win an all-in-one magazine subscription By Jacob Granger • 1 min read
News How can your newsroom prepare for the audiences of 2030? The new Next Gen News report by FT Strategies and Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism reveals a generation hungry for news but naturally sceptical By Jacob Granger • 4 min read
