From using noise gates to music beds, a former BBC Studios producer shares his six shortcuts to expert sound design
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Hire and retain talent from a generation with different expectations at work
The team behind Seen, formerly Hashtag Our Stories, share strategies on creating content with mobile audiences in mind
Help your readers to know exactly who and what they are voting for
As our workplace and industry evolve, our hiring and training practices must evolve with it
Learn the best strategies around content creation, storytelling and production values to appeal to a younger crowd
Head of social media, Liv Moloney, reveals how the news organisation has garnered nearly 6m followers
Simon Owens reflects on how the news publisher has encouraged 1m people to have recurring digital subscriptions without using a paywall
Everyone needs sufficient time off to reset and recharge. Make sure you have a work culture that allows this to happen
Journalists have a responsibility to cover economic hardship in a way that is representative, ethical and constructive - find out how
It is easier than you think to tweak your coverage to include a look at what can be done about the issues you are covering
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To work at your best, you need to pencil in downtime. That is easier said than done for those with a busy and unpredictable workload
Have you heard of Locket, Supernova or Sunroom?
Press regulator IMPRESS explains some key guidelines journalists should follow to avoid intrusion into grief
Trusting News recommends rethinking how the crime beat should be covered, to ensure your reporting leaves communities empowered and informed
Summaries are slightly different from headlines or standfirsts - but they are a format to practice if you want your content to reach the right people
Subscribers acquired at a younger age offer news organisations greater lifetime value, so use these tips from The Wall Street Journal to gain loyalty among student readers
Nieman Lab founder Joshua Benton shares advice for news publishers on how to avoid giving up 30 per cent of subscription revenue to Apple
These guidelines for journalists and editors walk through the process of capturing information about international crimes so that it may be admitted as evidence in court
Neurobiology, psychology skills and attitude: Overcoming nerves is not purely about mindset
Use this set of industry guidelines to put fairer policies in place, allowing a greater diversity of talent to hone their skills in your newsroom
When employers talk openly with staff looking to leave the company, at best they may convince them to stay, regardless they learn how to improve their workplace
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Text-to-speech technology allows more people to access your best pieces
Learn how to be smarter with your schedule and sign-up process
Make your workplace welcoming and flexible for staff with different needs
Make sure your tech stack covers all the essentials without paying a fortune
As journalists, we all know the power of words. So think twice about your choice of terminology when describing countries, regions and their people
Do you interview people who may not have spoken to a journalist before? Briefing them ahead of time can settle nerves and manage expectations
Tobi Ordein, co-founder of Black Ballad, shares tips on work culture, vision and leadership - some of the hardest things to get right in any company
Reporting well on trans communities requires nuance and care, and this guide by The Trans Journalists Association provides a starting point
Is it possible to salvage an unhealthy relationship with an editor? Yes, but you must also be prepared to walk away from the job
Create a workplace where staff do not become overloaded with stress and fatigue
The short-form video format could be your secret power play to cranking up views on the platform
Avoid sticking out like a sore thumb on social media. Use these examples as a fast hack to fit in with the crowd
You do not have to break the bank to get a professional-sounding podcast. Use this essentials list of equipment and software to get started today
Change the narrative around a global issue by focusing on inspirational or practical local solutions stories
Gain the trust of people who have difficult and personal stories to share with the world
Focus on specific case studies and characters when writing a development story
Opt for the audio medium when covering responses to societal problems
First-time author and TikTok sensation Sophia Smith Galer shares first-hand advice on making your book idea a reality
Speakers at Journalism.co.uk's Newsrewired conference traded tips on producing content that grabs the attention and trust of Gen Z. One core message stood out: loosen up and be yourself
Kick the unhealthy habit of searching endlessly for negative news and updates. Instead, limit your intake of it
On a day reminding us of the importance of democracy and independent journalism, take this chance to thank readers for their crucial support and to commit once again
Know your AMAs from your KPIs
Discover all the ins and outs of the encrypted messaging platform which has become a safe place for journalists to talk to sources
Do not miss an easy chance to connect with your audience and increase eyeballs on your content
Foster innovation and solutions for your news organisation by allowing team members to pitch in with ideas
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New digital journal covering inflation and rate setting seeks a talented writer with experience as a financial journalist to use data to produce specialist content
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Personal trainer James Hilton has launched a podcast 'Jim's Gym - Inspiring Movement'. James, a specialist in biomechanics and injury recovery from the Cotswolds, runs Jim's Gym, a virtual online space supporting people over 55 to be more active
Our next Newsrewired conference will be in May 2025, London.
Conferences and study weeks are fantastic opportunities to get the latest updates on the industry and network with your peers
Awards are a great way to have your hard work recognised by industry experts and celebrate your teams. Here is where you can apply
If you find your social feeds a tad too heavy on men's voices, follow and connect with these fantastic women experts on indie media
How do you move print readers to digital? Are there other ways to hold on to subscribers besides a last-ditch deal?
