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How CORRECTIV investigated the EU housing crisis — Credit: CORRECTIV

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How CORRECTIV investigated the EU housing crisis

A recent analysis by CORRECTIV.Europe offers one of the clearest maps yet of where housing is becoming unaffordable and provides journalists a new tool to investigate the crisis locally

By Katerina Voutsina • 6 min read

Your guide to Perugia 2026: Unmissable speakers and sessions — Credit: Diego Figone. Panel discussion at International Journalism Festival 2025

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Your guide to Perugia 2026: Unmissable speakers and sessions

Our definitive list of top speakers, practical sessions, industry talking points and news models to watch at the landmark International Journalism Festival

By Jacob Granger • 5 min read

Things I wish I'd known before my first visit to Perugia's IJF

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Things I wish I'd known before my first visit to Perugia's IJF

A first-timer's field guide and a helpful reminder to those who've been there before

By Iryna Chernukha • 4 min read

10 things you will learn at our upcoming Newsrewired conference

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10 things you will learn at our upcoming Newsrewired conference

Don't miss out on a range of expert speakers from London Centric, Reddit, The Diary of a CEO, The Times, NPO, The Economist, The New Humanitarian and more

By Jacob Granger • 12 min read

Quick reads

One-minute news updates

New UNESCO-SembraMedia guide for women journalism entrepreneurs

The resource helps women overcome structural barriers and work towards sustainable business models, audience development, team management, safety, partnerships and more

1 min read

Guardian launches fortnightly newsletter on how the climate crisis impacts sport

The Hotspot will cover stories ranging from extreme weather’s effects on athletes to fan activism – it's another newsletter in a portfolio of 50 collectively reaching nearly 6m users

1 min read

Applications open for European journalist retreat on trauma, resilience and ethical reporting

Step away from the daily pressures of the newsroom and learn about psychological resilience - travel, accommodation and meals covered

1 min read

HuffPost UK integrates Taboola's DeeperDive AI

The answer engine provides readers with timely, contextual answers based on the publication's own reporting

1 min read

BJTC revamps student journalism awards to reflect digital-first newsrooms

New awards focused on social video, live reporting and representation better reflect the realities of the modern newsroom

1 min read

18-24s embrace AI and chatbots for news, new RISJ report finds

Findings from the young audiences report also show a preference for visual platforms like TikTok and Instagram, and lower levels of trust and interest towards the news compared to older generations.

1 min read

Quick reads

One-minute news updates

New UNESCO-SembraMedia guide for women journalism entrepreneurs

The resource helps women overcome structural barriers and work towards sustainable business models, audience development, team management, safety, partnerships and more

1 min read

Guardian launches fortnightly newsletter on how the climate crisis impacts sport

The Hotspot will cover stories ranging from extreme weather’s effects on athletes to fan activism – it's another newsletter in a portfolio of 50 collectively reaching nearly 6m users

1 min read

Applications open for European journalist retreat on trauma, resilience and ethical reporting

Step away from the daily pressures of the newsroom and learn about psychological resilience - travel, accommodation and meals covered

1 min read

HuffPost UK integrates Taboola's DeeperDive AI

The answer engine provides readers with timely, contextual answers based on the publication's own reporting

1 min read

BJTC revamps student journalism awards to reflect digital-first newsrooms

New awards focused on social video, live reporting and representation better reflect the realities of the modern newsroom

1 min read

18-24s embrace AI and chatbots for news, new RISJ report finds

Findings from the young audiences report also show a preference for visual platforms like TikTok and Instagram, and lower levels of trust and interest towards the news compared to older generations.

1 min read

Schibsted open sources AI text-to-video tool for news content

A new open-source tool from Schibsted could make video news production faster and more accessible for newsrooms everywhere

1 min read

PA Media unveils QuickCheck: real-time context feed for live news

It promises evidence-based checks for high-pressure newsrooms

1 min read

Work smarter

Actionable tips to take back to your newsroom

Five steps to creating value in local community news — George Adelman (FT Strategies, left), Angilee Shah (Charlottesville Tomorrow, top right) and Cheryl Phillips (Big Local News, bottom right)

Five steps to creating value in local community news

Big Local News at Stanford University and Charlottesville Tomorrow show how local newsrooms can build trust and sustainability by prioritising community impact, transparent innovation, and mission-driven reporting

By Jacob Granger • 3 min read

10 must-read newsletters about AI for journalists — Image generated from Magic Media by Canva

10 must-read newsletters about AI for journalists

Are you overwhelmed by all the talk of algorithms and language models? We picked a handful of newsletters that can help you make sense of it all

By Marcela Kunova • 5 min read

The unglamorous job of replatforming your digital publication — Rowan Polovin, Daily Maverick's head of product and technology

The unglamorous job of replatforming your digital publication

Daily Maverick's switch from WordPress to WhiteBeard touched every part of the business - costs, developers, editorial workflows, and a lot of bruised feelings. Head of product and tech Rowan Polovin shares the lessons independent publishers can't afford to skip

By Marcela Kunova • 4 min read

Follow the changes: Nine ways web archives are used in digital investigations — Wayback Machine logo via Wikicommons

Follow the changes: Nine ways web archives are used in digital investigations

Learn how to use the Wayback Machine to uncover content that has been deleted, corrected, banned, hacked or even left unchanged

By Thais Lobo • 6 min read

Community spotlight

Your say, your views

Community spotlight

Your say, your views

Journalism's invisible labour: the price of managing reader relationships

Journalism's invisible labour: the price of managing reader relationships

Relationship building is often treated as a feel-good add-on. For many journalists, it is skilled, risky, load-bearing work that shapes whether public accountability is actually possible

By Patrick Johnson • 5 min read

Why graduate entry into online publishing has never been harder

Why graduate entry into online publishing has never been harder

"For a UK graduate, the dream of joining a thriving, mid-sized digital publication is being erased by a search engine that prefers to scrape and summarise content rather than reward the humans who wrote it"

By Vic Daniels • 2 min read

I've been covering the creator economy - here's what journalists need to know

I've been covering the creator economy - here's what journalists need to know

Have you heard of the major and minor platform rule? Test out these creator secrets to grow and monetise your own following

By Sofia Aira • 6 min read

When experiments become movements: The rise of live journalism in an age of doubt

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

Why personality-led journalism isn’t just branding – it's revenue infrastructure

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

How AI killed my 44-year career in journalism

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

How EenVandaag built an interaction team that strengthens journalism

How EenVandaag built an interaction team that strengthens journalism

A Dutch current affairs programme transformed its newsroom by making real-time audience interaction a core editorial practice, using chat products to surface questions, clarify reporting, and build trust

By Gerson Veenstra • 4 min read

Beyond the hype: Three cultural traps blocking AI adoption — Alvaro Liuzzi, a digital media consultant, journalist, and lecturer specialising in media strategy and innovation.

Beyond the hype: Three cultural traps blocking AI adoption

Between 2023 and 2025, I worked on AI adoption with three Argentine newsrooms. The tools evolved. The need for cultural change remained constant. This is what I learned in the process.

By Alvaro Liuzzi • 6 min read

15 tips for cleaning up your LinkedIn profile

Give your account the spring cleaning it deserves and get the most out of the platform's potential for networking, job hunting and researching

By Damian Radcliffe • 4 min read

'Jobs bloodbath' coming in 2026 as Google changes drive publishers toward collapse

'Jobs bloodbath' coming in 2026 as Google changes drive publishers toward collapse

GRV Media executive chairman Vic Daniels speaks out against Google's recent actions on search and Google Discover, which he feels have resulted in the company likely to kill the open web

By Vic Daniels • 2 min read

Humans in journalism

Deep connection and human stories

From manosphere to femicide: Investigating misogyny and violence against women — Left to right: Gabriela Keller, Laís Martins, Polina Bachlakova and Mayya Chernobylskaya

From manosphere to femicide: Investigating misogyny and violence against women

What links football stars, spyware, and Spanish influencers? Explore how journalists are uncovering the hidden systems that enable violence against women — and the dangers they face in the process

By Ana P Santos • 9 min read

Humour and survival: A visual essay of US local newsrooms — Ann Hermes, photojournalist and visual storyteller

Humour and survival: A visual essay of US local newsrooms

Ann Hermes has spent six years photographing the fading world of US local news, capturing the humour and humanity of newsroom life alongside the melancholy of an industry in retreat

By Katerina Voutsina • 9 min read

Ipswich.co.uk arrives in the town centre: "We wanted somewhere that could be transformed" — The new Ipswich.co.uk community newsroom on Upper Brooks Street, Ipswich town centre

Ipswich.co.uk arrives in the town centre: "We wanted somewhere that could be transformed"

£85k has been invested to put news desks and a professional sound-engineered studio in the middle of prime footfall traffic

By Jacob Granger • 6 min read

Training

Hosting interviews for podcasts, panels and social media

Hosting interviews for podcasts, panels and social media

19 May + 20 May 2026 - A two-day live course covering all the interview skills and techniques you'll need to host everything from podcasts to panels to fireside chats with confidence

By Paul Connolly • 2 min read

SEO and AI Visibility fundamentals

SEO and AI Visibility fundamentals

19 May 2026 - This hands-on course is designed to help journalists, editors, and newsroom leaders understand and master the new rules of visibility in 2026.

By Steve Wilson-Beales • 1 min read

Sub-editing skills: live Zoom course

Sub-editing skills: live Zoom course

22 April 2026 - This highly practical one-day Zoom course teaches all the skills needed to edit copy to the highest standard

By Martin Lloyd • 2 min read

Proofreading for journalists, PRs and comms

Proofreading for journalists, PRs and comms

20 May 2026 - This highly interactive one-day live Zoom course will teach you how to proofread to a high standard

By Martin Lloyd • 2 min read

Discover

Deep thinking and expert analysis

6 things we learned at Source Code about AI

6 things we learned at Source Code about AI

Licensing deals, the future of SEO and internal newsroom attitudes towards AI were all on the agenda at our debut event for journos and techies

By Jacob Granger • 6 min read

Training journalists for a world that keeps changing — Luke Henderson (left) and Glen Mulcahy (right)

Training journalists for a world that keeps changing

The business model is broken, deepfakes flood our newsrooms, and our audience has every reason not to trust us. So what skills do journalists need to remain relevant?

By Marcela Kunova • 4 min read

How Reach and Immediate are rising to the AI disinformation challenge

How Reach and Immediate are rising to the AI disinformation challenge

AI is fuelling a new wave of disinformation and fake stories, but newsrooms are fighting back with smarter tools, stricter checks, and a renewed focus on human oversight

By Jacob Granger • 4 min read

The AI stories we tell – and the ones we don't — Federica Cherubini (left, RISJ), Niamh McIntyre (centre, TBIJ) and Joanna S. Kao (right, Pulitzer Center)

The AI stories we tell – and the ones we don't

Experts from TBIJ, Pulitzer Center and Bloomberg warn that without greater transparency, scrutiny, and collaboration, the media risks leaving audiences confused and powerful actors unchecked

By Jacob Granger • 5 min read

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Explore our archive of articles, interviews, and creative projects

Quick reads

BJTC revamps student journalism awards to reflect digital-first newsrooms

New awards focused on social video, live reporting and representation better reflect the realities of the modern newsroom

By Jacob Granger • 1 min read

How CORRECTIV investigated the EU housing crisis — Credit: CORRECTIV

News

How CORRECTIV investigated the EU housing crisis

A recent analysis by CORRECTIV.Europe offers one of the clearest maps yet of where housing is becoming unaffordable and provides journalists a new tool to investigate the crisis locally

By Katerina Voutsina • 6 min read

Your guide to Perugia 2026: Unmissable speakers and sessions — Credit: Diego Figone. Panel discussion at International Journalism Festival 2025

News

Your guide to Perugia 2026: Unmissable speakers and sessions

Our definitive list of top speakers, practical sessions, industry talking points and news models to watch at the landmark International Journalism Festival

By Jacob Granger • 5 min read

6 things we learned at Source Code about AI

News

6 things we learned at Source Code about AI

Licensing deals, the future of SEO and internal newsroom attitudes towards AI were all on the agenda at our debut event for journos and techies

By Jacob Granger • 6 min read

Journalism's invisible labour: the price of managing reader relationships

News

Journalism's invisible labour: the price of managing reader relationships

Relationship building is often treated as a feel-good add-on. For many journalists, it is skilled, risky, load-bearing work that shapes whether public accountability is actually possible

By Patrick Johnson • 5 min read

Training journalists for a world that keeps changing — Luke Henderson (left) and Glen Mulcahy (right)

News

Training journalists for a world that keeps changing

The business model is broken, deepfakes flood our newsrooms, and our audience has every reason not to trust us. So what skills do journalists need to remain relevant?

By Marcela Kunova • 4 min read

Things I wish I'd known before my first visit to Perugia's IJF

News

Things I wish I'd known before my first visit to Perugia's IJF

A first-timer's field guide and a helpful reminder to those who've been there before

By Iryna Chernukha • 4 min read

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