Created with Nano Banana 2. News AI is eating your journalism. Here are the 11 tools you can use to take back control News organisations are moving from moaning about AI scraping to building an infrastructure for control, measurement and payment. This is your practical guide to Pay Per Crawl, licensing marketplaces, AI coalitions and more By Marcela Kunova • 10 min read
Maeve Connolly, co-director of Raised Voices CIC News Reporting on migration responsibly: Lessons from Ballymena riots for newsrooms everywhere How should the press engage with sources who are naturally distrustful of the media and vulnerable to violence? By Jacob Granger • 5 min read
Photo by Ion Fet on Unsplash News News experience is the next level of audience-first thinking What newsrooms can learn from other media industries about competing in the age of experience By Dina Shatner • 5 min read
David Spencer News Beyond the CV: How to make yourself employable in journalism in 2026 If you want to land that interview, you'll need more than an AI-generated CV - employers want to see facts, initiative and a squeaky-clean LinkedIn profile By David Spencer • 5 min read
Blackwood Civil and Family Court, Wales, sourced via Wikimedia (Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license) News TBIJ initiative aims to boost family court reporting in England and Wales Despite new transparency rules, most family court hearings remain unreported as journalists struggle to find newsworthy cases and families cannot alert the media to their stories. Sign your newsroom up to a service that aspires to change that By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
Photo by Anete Lūsiņa on Unsplash News 15 portfolio and publishing platforms for freelancers Freelancers - 2026 is all about building your brand By Marcela Kunova • 4 min read
News Redundancy resilience: How to bounce back from losing your job Ex-BBC exec David Thomas was made redundant twice and spent another 20 years coaching those going through the same pain: "Don't worry about having a master plan" By Jacob Granger • 5 min read
Photo by Vitaly Gariev / Pexels modified using AI News A journalist's guide to job hunting in the age of AI Don’t just show that you know how to use AI as a tool; show that you can do what AI cannot, say journalism experts By Diana Sierra • 3 min read
Tal Gottesman, PA Media, taking a question from the audience at Source Code (30 June 2026) News Source Code stage notes: What journalists really want to know about the future of AI and news Seven journalists talk about how AI is reshaping trust, money, and the newsroom - here are key takeaways from the Source Code event that brought journalists and technologists together By Aninda Provati • 7 min read
Photo by Arlington Research / Unsplash News Honest feedback from journalism graduates: Five ways newsrooms can offer better work experience Don't let students feel like a burden on busy editors, say recent work experience students By Aninda Provati • 3 min read
News Advertorial: How many tabs does it take to publish an article? WP Engine’s new Newsroom platform wants to close them all and give journalists back the time to do what they do best By Marcela Kunova • 4 min read
Created with Google Flow News Why your journalism is worth more than you think — and how to prove it Next time someone asks, tell them that $1 invested in journalism can generate more than $100 in public savings through reclaimed funds, improved public services and reduced corruption By Marcela Kunova • 5 min read
