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Tool for journalists: Auto Futures, the free digital hub for reporting on the automotive industry

Download press releases, copyright free images and videos at this ‘one-stop hub’ for brand-owned content from industry leaders

Posted by Jacob Granger on 16/10/18

Tip: Improve your proofreading skills with these pointers

Grace Carter shows you how to improve your copy before your content is published

Posted by Jacob Granger on 15/10/18

NBC News’ ‘Election Confessions’ publishes the 'deepest, darkest secrets' of the American voters on the US midterm elections

This Q&A with NBC News' special projects editor Anna Brand reveals why she wanted to anonymise the views of the American electorate on major political events

Posted by Marcela Kunova and Jacob Granger on 15/10/18

Newsroom diversity, storytelling and photography: Here is your weekly journalism news update

Pushed for time? Catch up with this week's coverage from Journalism.co.uk

Posted by Caroline Scott on 12/10/18

Newsrewired sneak peek podcast: audience growth, AI, Gen Z, fake news, and online communities

A glimpse behind the curtain of our upcoming newsrewired conference on 7 November with speakers from Vogue International, Press Association and News With Friends

Posted by Jacob Granger and Jasmine Scott on 12/10/18

'We are not so different from each other': Why Louis Theroux believes human connection is the key to storytelling success

The British documentary filmmaker and broadcaster shares his career learnings with delegates at this year's Festival of Marketing

Posted by Caroline Scott on 11/10/18

Tip: Five must-have widgets for your Wordpress blog

Use these widgets to give your blog more zing

Posted by Jacob Granger on 11/10/18

Newsrewired speaker announcement: Matt McAlister joins panel on new social media strategies for content sharing

Book your tickets for 7 November 2018 and learn about the latest trends in using social media to share news content

Posted by Marcela Kunova on 11/10/18

Follow This: How Buzzfeed are covering internet cultures and communities on Netflix

Buzzfeed pair Bim Adewunmi and Jess Harrop discuss how their ‘docu-series’ Follow This are reaching audiences at home and on-the-go in 20 minute chunks

Posted by Jacob Granger on 11/10/18

How Buzzfeed reaches audiences at home through their Netflix ‘pop-doc' series Follow This

Buzzfeed's Bim Adewunmi and Jess Harrop explained how the episodes help to cover the ‘stories relevant to our time’

Posted by Jacob Granger on 10/10/18

Tip: Why regular newsroom training is key, even when times are tough

Check out this advice to find out why your journalists should never stop learning

Posted by Caroline Scott on 09/10/18

How to improve diversity in your news organisation: Takeaways from D Word 3

Panellists and delegates discussed new ways to improve the representation of BAME, LGBT+ and women in sports media

Posted by Jacob Granger on 09/10/18

'Human connection is key': The importance of building trust in street portrait photography

Tim Bingham, smartphone photographer, explains why building a relationship with your subject is key to capturing powerful moments

Posted by Caroline Scott on 08/10/18

Why the Financial Times used drama to help audiences understand the impact of Brexit on the Irish border

Short film 'Hard Border' starred Belfast-born actor Stephen Rea in a plea to Westminster

Posted by Caroline Scott on 08/10/18

Open-source investigations, mobile journalism and Netflix: Here is your weekly journalism news update

Pushed for time? Catch up with this week's coverage from Journalism.co.uk

Posted by Caroline Scott on 07/10/18

Report: News organisations still favour Facebook despite feeling the pinch of algorithms

Research by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism finds that Facebook remains newsrooms' favourite ahead of Instagram and Twitter

Posted by Jacob Granger on 05/10/18

Tip: Improve your smartphone stories

Follow this guide to master story structuring and video editing on your mobile phone

Posted by Beth Andralojc on 05/10/18

Tip of the day: How to find paid broadcast experience

For many, paid work experience is an unattainable fantasy. But there are surprisingly easy ways to get noticed and get your foot in the door

Posted by Beth Andralojc on 04/10/18

Solutions Hack For Journalists aims to improve climate change reporting with a free two-day masterclass

Leyla Acaroglu explains how the Disrupt Design Method aims to shift attitudes and actions towards climate change through this reporting masterclass

Posted by Jacob Granger on 03/10/18

Newsrewired workshop: how to cultivate thriving online communities through social stories

Join us on 7 November to learn how to identify, design and grow authentic online communities, and make them thrive

Posted by Marcela Kunova on 03/10/18

How to engage audiences for longer with multimedia storytelling

Kara Fox, digital news producer at CNN International, explains how using a range of mediums can enhance your projects and keep readers on the page

Posted by Caroline Scott on 03/10/18

Tip: How to create professional looking infographics

Bookmark these five useful tools for data visualisation

Posted by Beth Andralojc on 03/10/18

Tip: Using 4chan to cover conspiracy theories

True or false? Message board site 4chan may be an unlikely ally to help you find the answer

Posted by Beth Andralojc on 02/10/18

Tip: The best databases for enticing content

Bookmark these top data-rich sites for journalists

Posted by Beth Andralojc on 01/10/18

Free programme NewsWise aims to tackle misinformation by creating a generation of news-savvy children

Lesson plans and resources mapped to the curriculum will help empower youngsters to gain skills needed to spot 'fake news'

Posted by Caroline Scott on 30/09/18

How to get started with open-source investigations, from the BBC team behind Cameroon: Anatomy of a Killing

Staff at the BBC's new investigative unit, Africa Eye, reveal useful tools and the most influential people to follow online

Posted by Caroline Scott on 29/09/18

Brand awareness, Snapchat and podcasting: Here is your weekly journalism news update

Pushed for time? Catch up with this week's coverage from Journalism.co.uk

Posted by Caroline Scott on 28/09/18

'I never want to be this dependent on one platform': Can your publication survive without Facebook?

When the social network announced its change in algorithm, Danish publisher TV Midtvest decided to experiment with a two-week Facebook detox to see what impact it may have. They lost a quarter of their users but learnt how to innovate

Posted by Marcela Kunova on 28/09/18

International podcast day special: seven great journalism podcasts you need to listen to this weekend

This week we are marking the date by montaging those who cover journalism news and broader topics in audio format with innovation

Posted by Jacob Granger on 28/09/18

'Nothing is more valuable than attention': Why your news organisation needs to embrace the 'golden era' of Facebook and Instagram

Entrepreneur Gary Vaynerchuck urges publishers to capitalise on the 'underpriced attention' that social media offers to enhance their brand

Posted by Caroline Scott on 27/09/18

Tip: Create interactive stories with these three tools

Give your documentaries a twist with immersive, non-linear, multimedia content

Posted by Marcela Kunova on 26/09/18

‘Covering the full breadth of the continent was really important to me’: Reuters’ Africa Journal is reporting diverse and vibrant African stories

Mobile-friendly video service Africa Journal is catering for both local and global audiences, says editor Serena Chaudhry

Posted by Jacob Granger on 26/09/18

Can AI replace editors in the newsrooms?

Join us at newsrewired on 7 November 2018 in London, UK, and learn about the latest advancements of AI-powered technologies in digital publishing

Posted by Marcela Kunova on 26/09/18

Tip: How to start your own newsletter

Follow this guide on setting up your own email newsletter and showcase your expertise to a wider audience

Posted by Marcela Kunova on 25/09/18

Tip: Try these 10 new investigative tools

Try these tools for unearthing, accelerating, and keeping track of your investigations

Posted by Marcela Kunova on 24/09/18

What place does Snapchat have in the newsroom as a tool for breaking news?

A recent fire outbreak in Los Angeles surfaced on Snapchat quicker than Twitter. So how can newsrooms make the most of the ‘camera-first’ platform as a newsgathering tool?

Posted by Jacob Granger on 24/09/18

Tip: 12 tools for reporting on hurricanes and other disasters

Check out this advice for making the preparation, evacuation, coverage and recovery a little bit easier and more complete

Posted by Caroline Scott on 21/09/18

'From the street to the boardroom': How Reuters’ Africa Journal produces ‘mobile-friendly’ stories on Africa

Upon Africa Journal’s launch this week, editor Serena Chaudhry discusses how rapid mobile growth and multiple identities shape soundbite storytelling

Posted by Jacob Granger on 21/09/18

Facebook, new formats and free technology: Here is your weekly journalism news update

Pushed for time? Catch up with this week's coverage from Journalism.co.uk

Posted by Caroline Scott on 21/09/18

Report: Audiences are ditching Facebook for sharing news, favouring the ‘safe space’ of private messaging apps

Research from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism found people more inclined to talk about issues on WhatsApp or Messenger

Posted by Marcela Kunova on 20/09/18

‘Cut out the rubbish and cut to the chase’: Making a news podcast? Here’s how to improve it

Nate Lanxon, Bloomberg tech editor and host of the Tech’s Message podcast, gives his advice for engaging listeners for longer

Posted by Caroline Scott on 20/09/18

Tip: Looking to teach journalism online? Check out this advice

If you are transitioning to teaching students online, take note of these tips

Posted by Caroline Scott on 19/09/18

Tip: Speed up your workflow with the ultimate cheatsheet for Wordpress keyboard shortcuts

When there are over 65 character combos, who needs a mouse when you can press ‘alt + shift + M’?

Posted by Jacob Granger on 19/09/18

Tip: Starting your undergraduate journalism degree? Take note of this advice

Richard Horsman, former news editor and journalism trainer, gives his tips for those starting out...

Posted by Caroline Scott on 18/09/18

'When you're surrounded by something constantly, it stops surprising you': The Washington Post Magazine experiments with storytelling through poems, songs and board games

The US publisher uses various art forms to help its readers rediscover a sense of wonder about the political scene - including a 'fill your own Trump speech' game

Posted by Marcela Kunova on 18/09/18

The Economist and Slate collaborate on The Secret History of the Future to share audiences and expertise

The podcast partnership is part of a wider digital strategy for The Economist to break into the US hotbed, explains deputy editor and head of digital strategy Tom Standage

Posted by Jacob Granger on 18/09/18

Does your news organisation have under 500 employees? If so, you could get your hands on the latest Google cloud technology — for free

The latest Google News Initiative service, Google Cloud, aims to ‘help journalism thrive in the digital age’ by offering G Suite licences to local publishers

Posted by Jacob Granger on 18/09/18

Tip: Use this advice for interviewing children

Be human first, a journalist second

Posted by Caroline Scott on 17/09/18

Why your news organisation should get started with Alexa Flash Briefings

The short, on-demand audio clips could help you reach wider audiences on an hourly, daily, or weekly basis

Posted by Caroline Scott on 17/09/18

Tip: how to correctly report on hurricanes

With Hurricane Florence dominating the news, here are nine tips on how to avoid spreading misinformation on weather phenomena

Posted by Marcela Kunova on 14/09/18

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