Verifying sources and stories is harder when you work on your own. Bookmark these tips for sharpening your fact-checking skills
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Podcast apps such as Soundcloud or Spotify are essentially search engines for audio shows. From tech to legal, here is what publishers need to keep an eye on when using them
Improve your everyday work by embracing new technology - it is easier than you think
Blockchain could help solve the monetisation and disinformation problems plaguing the journalism industry
As Black Friday, Cyber Monday and the holiday season approaches, there are stories to be had about stores running low on stock this winter
Find new audiences by updating the gems in your archive and promoting evergreen articles
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Doing your background research is only the step to verifying whether online information is true or not
Glastonbury will be here before you know it and reporters need to get in early for scoops and press passes
Ben Monnie, director of global partnerships for Google News Initiative, shares lessons learned across three years of programmes focused on digital revenue and sustainability
Reporters from Pink News, Vice and Sportsbeat share their best advice for working on digital platforms
Learn from the best: the team behind The Media Voices podcast shares lessons after hitting its 200 episode milestone
Consistency of posting is key if you want to reach a wider audience
These best practices on garnering readers donations can help your newsrooms launch new editorial projects
There are lots of ways journalists can uncover stories close to home about the environment
Poorly framing these events can further marginalise underrepresented groups and causes
A good way to stand out in a crowded market is to team up with similar-sized publishers
The internet is becoming an increasingly dangerous place for journalists. Learn how to protect yourself in the virtual world
Find out about the platform's little-known functions that can improve your day-to-day work
Uncover fresh stories about progress made in tacking global crises and start pitching to development desks and news organisations
A lot can be learned by listening to your audience. Here is how to make sure the conversation is constructive
Do not sit back and wait for the perfect interviewee to drop into your inbox. Instead, take the initiative and make the first move
Knowing in advance what you hope to gain from a mentorship can help you get more out of the relationship
Careless journalism can inflict wounds and make people’s lives unnecessarily difficult. AP shares reasons behind its new policy around crime reporting
Casey Newton, author of the Platformer newsletter, shares lessons learned from one year as an independent creator on the email platform
FAQs and Q&As can help minimise perceptions of bias when writing about topics that generate strong opinions
Climate coverage should be more than just dire warnings and negative stories: audiences will benefit from seeing where action is being taken
GIJN provides tips on how to help audiences connect with the reality behind the data of economic disparity
People have questions about what makes our work credible. Use those conversations to build connections with the community
Before sliding into your source's DMs, approach the situation with a journalistic mindset
Less is often more when it comes to online journalism
Seeking money to finance your next reporting project? Follow these steps to make your application stand out
Create a plan of action if you are serious about finding new employment
Take this chance to show your prospective employer why you are right for the role
You do not need expensive equipment or software to create a show people will want to listen to. Bookmark these ideas on launching your own podcast on a shoestring budget
Give your social media posts a touch more pizzazz by using the graphic design platform
Numbers can help illustrate a large-scale problem or raise awareness. But you always have to triple-check every piece of data you are planning to use
Got a great idea ready to hit shelves? Three journalists-turned-authors share personal advice to get the ball moving
From negotiating your salary to personal budgeting, these tips will help you make the right decisions when accepting an entry-level job
A journalism degree opens up many possibilities. The NCTJ gathered advice from media pros on routes into the industry and the skills required
Clear, concise and to-the-point headlines are loved by readers and Google alike. Puns, colons, and partial quotes are a no-no
Your bosses want you back in the newsroom but you would rather work from home? Here is how to start that conversation
The news is mostly depressing and readers can easily turn away from it. These five steps will help your reporting not burn people out
Use this glossary so you do not get tripped up over common newsroom phrases like beat, embargo and standfirst
Bookmark this list of muckraking tools and techniques that can help you gain access to elusive sources and data
The NCTJ diploma is a gold standard of journalism in the UK. Here is what you need to know going into your studies
GIJN has rounded up a list of useful resources for emergency evacuation and asylum processes for journalists who need assistance
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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
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