Journalism jobs (media, editorial), news for journalists
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Predictions for journalism 2024: audience-first strategies, formats …
WEBDec 22, 2023 · Predictions for journalism 2024: audience-first strategies, formats and products. From podcasts to newsletters and first-party data collection, newsrooms will need to work harder to discover and attract fragmented audiences. Human-centred journalism is the way to go. Posted: 22 December 2023 By: Jacob Granger and Marcela Kunova.
Predictions for journalism 2024: independent, local news and …
WEBDec 21, 2023 · Predictions for journalism 2024: independent, local news and media startups. Audiences are feeling jaded about mainstream media and institutions, whilst being coveted by content creators. Smaller news organisations are well-placed to meet the demand for engaging content. 2023 has been a year marked by a bleak economic picture: mass job layoffs ...
40 essential newsletters every journalist should read
WEBMar 25, 2024 · Journalism.co.uk. Last but not least, us! Our newsletter is a daily slice of the site, offering our most recent headlines, podcast episodes with media experts, industry press releases and the latest journalism jobs and media courses. Plus a few of our own musings and reflections on other stories of the day.
Editors Blog | Journalism.co.uk | Online journalism news
WEBCameras and an editing suite are provided. Courses cost £200. If you would like to discuss these or any other courses (there’s a full list here) speak to Sophie Green on 01273 384293 or or email sophie (at) journalism.co.uk. We also arrange in-house courses. A one-day course for 10 people costs less than £1,500.
Reuters Institute's media trends and predictions for 2021
WEBJan 18, 2021 · The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (RISJ) has published a new report this month (7 January 2021), "Journalism, Media, and Technology Trends and Predictions 2021", that analyses the disruption brought about by the coronavirus pandemic and other major events of the past year.It pulls in insights from more than 200 industry leaders, including editors and CEOs, with one common ...
Shaping the future of journalism: insights for the next generation
WEBOct 27, 2023 · Next-gen journalists see opportunities ahead. In our 2021 report on the toll that mis- and disinformation takes on seasoned journalists, only 14 per cent said they believed their own efforts made a difference. The aspiring journalists we surveyed this year tend to hold a more upbeat view (72 per cent) on the profession's overall prospects.
Decolonising journalism: what does it mean, why does it matter …
WEBSep 8, 2021 · Decolonising humanitarian journalism. The New Humanitarian (TNH) is a non-profit newsroom best known for its reporting on conflicts, disasters and crises. It has an international, distributed team of around 25, with seven in Switzerland. It then works with freelance journalists in around 60 countries, both local and international reporters who ...
What can be done to create more viable routes into journalism?
WEBMay 9, 2022 · 80 per cent of the UK press hold university degrees, a one-way route into journalism which is stopping the industry being more representative. Posted: 9 May 2022 By: Jacob Granger. Credit: Photo by GeoJango Maps on Unsplash. The UK press is still dominated by white, upper class, and university-qualified journalists, according to …
British journalists are more likely to push ethical boundaries …
WEBMay 9, 2016 · More than half of UK journalists would push boundaries to get a story, according to a report by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford released today (9 May).