Credit: Photo by Art Rachen on Unsplash News The FT launches cryptofinance section and newsletter following reader demand FT readers want to know about the main 'movers and shakers' in the digital asset industry. So the publisher created a one-stop shop and a subscriber-exclusive newsletter for all their crypto needs By Jacob Granger • 2 min read
Credit: Photo by Nathana Rebouças on Unsplash News AI text-to-video technology can help newsrooms get more mileage out of their copy It is a missed opportunity not to repurpose articles into young people's favoured format By Dominik Mate Kovacs • 4 min read
Credit: Photo by ANGELA FRANKLIN on Unsplash News Journo-influencers are good for newsrooms, but they need support TikTok can be a place where reporters, newsrooms and consumers can all benefit from influencer-style content. But too few newsrooms embrace the opportunity, finds a report by Polis at LSE By Jacob Granger • 5 min read
News How Black Ballad raised £335,000 in equity The lifestyle platform's founder explains how the company pulled off their greatest achievement to date: equity crowdfunding By Tobi Oredein • 3 min read
Credit: by Redd on Unsplash News What next for native advertising, and how can publishers benefit? Global spending on native advertising is rising fast and is only predicted to keep growing. So how can publishers who have not yet taken advantage of this revenue stream get a piece of the pie? By Catherine Edwards • 6 min read
Credit: Photo by Ea Ehn/Pexels News How coffee breaks with users brought reality checks and culture change to Sweden’s public broadcaster Reporters were initially sceptical about getting coffee with their communities, but the audience engagement project was the foundation for SVT's digital transformation By Catherine Edwards • 5 min read
Credit: Photo by Matteo Vistocco on Unsplash News Can reader call-outs close the gap between newsrooms and audiences? Political crises are a chance for news outlets to listen to their readers in order to (re)gain trust By Tassos Morfis • 5 min read
Credit: by Max Fischer/Pexels News Building trust and engaging audiences: What can journalists learn from teachers? Borrowing skills and strategies from the teaching world can help us meet common challenges - like getting through to people who are disinterested in what we have to say By Catherine Edwards • 3 min read
News The Daily Mirror runs a week-long series focusing on disability stories 'Disabled Britain: Doing It For Ourselves' gave a disabled journalist and guest editor full autonomy to gut-check stories so that articles were not just trying to peddle inspirational or trauma stories By Jacob Granger • 4 min read
Credit: Google News Showcase News Google News Showcase: Is it viable for the smallest of newsrooms? Guardian is the latest big signing to Google's latest bid to support news publishers. But is it asking too much for smaller newsrooms to join? By Jacob Granger • 5 min read
Credit: Photo by Diana Polekhina on Unsplash News How Nature and TBIJ measure the impact of their journalism The majority of journalists will tell you they got into the profession in order to help people and to make change. How can newsrooms measure if we are achieving this goal? By Catherine Edwards • 7 min read
Credit: by Vanilla Bear Films on Unsplash News The media’s blind spot: Socioeconomic diversity While the rest of the world is sitting up and taking note of how class and financial exclusion impacts their work, journalism is stuck in its ways By Camille Dupont • 6 min read
