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For freelance journalists, email newsletters can be a particularly useful way of staying up-to-date with industry opportunities and getting career advice.
Looking to get more freelance-friendly content in your inbox? Jess Lord shares a selection of newsletters for freelance journalists in this article for Journo Resources.
Almost all of her 13 recommendations are free to subscribe to, with some offering extra content for paid subscribers.
"Whether you're looking for an entry level journalism vacancy, a freelance gig or funding opportunities, email newsletters are fighting the mysticism and elusiveness that so often surrounds this industry," Lord explained.
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