Credit: Left to right: Federica Cherubini (RISJ), Renée Kaplan (The Financial Times), Siddharth Varadarajan (The Wire), Rosalia Lloret (elDiario.es) at the International Journalism Festival News Perugia highlight: what is next for the business of news? The Financial Times, The Wire and eldiario.es share the headaches that their newsrooms are having when it comes to making sure good journalism is well-funded By Jacob Granger • 4 min read
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News Your guide to Perugia 2022: 10 themes to keep an eye on The landmark journalism conference is finally back. As we gear up for the International Journalism Festival, here are 30 talks to fit into your tightly packed schedule By Jacob Granger • 5 min read
News What support do independent news services need to stay afloat? Indie titles often have innovative approaches and high impact journalism, but reap the lowest revenue because the digital economy favours the big players. We spoke to local news leaders to find out what support they need. By Jacob Granger • 6 min read
Credit: Photo by Melanie Pongratz on Unsplash News Here's what new Guardian research tells us about commercial opportunities for podcasts Podcasting is a place where listeners are more attuned to ads than they are on TV and radio - plus, it makes them more curious about your commercial partners By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
Credit: Photo by Shiro hatori on Unsplash News EJC launches £3m scheme to fast-track solutions journalism in Europe As news organisations wrestle with distrusting audiences and a problem-centric news agenda, a new accelerator offers European media the funding and expertise needed to try something different By Jacob Granger • 4 min read
Credit: Credit: Mousetrap Media/Christina Jansen News Newsrewired: early-bird tickets now available for our May event Our in-person conference is returning to London on 24 May. Join the Journalism.co.uk team and industry experts to network and discuss possible solutions to the challenges facing journalism in 2022 By Catherine Edwards • 1 min read
News Ukraine: women journalists reporting on the frontline Stories from Ukraine's destroyed cities and overworked hospitals need to be told. But reporters caught in the thick of it must know their limits and put their safety first By Jacob Granger • 5 min read
Credit: Harald Arlander on Unsplash News How AI can help publishers use archives to engage audience From searching audio soundbites to analysing quotes and sources, machine learning has the potential to better serve diverse audiences and create new beats By Marcela Kunova • 3 min read
Credit: Photo by Christian Lue on Unsplash News SembraMedia launches research project to map Europe's digital media landscape Project Oasis aims to be a catalyst for growth, investment and innovation for news outlets in Europe by profiling 1,000 organisations across 43 countries By Jacob Granger • 2 min read
Credit: Screenshots from BBC News TikTok English and Russian . News Why is BBC News so late to the TikTok party? Most UK news outlets have flocked to the platform bustling with young viewers, but it took a war in Ukraine for the public broadcaster to follow suit By Jacob Granger • 5 min read
Credit: Alex Green on Unsplash News How journalists can work sensitively with survivors of sexual abuse Telling stories of child sex abuse survivors is highly delicate work that most journalists are not trained to do By Jo Healey • 4 min read
