Media companies can no longer be something for everyone - but we can be everything to someone instead
How Britain's biggest commercial radio group evolved podcasts from 'bolt-on' to core business with radical hiring and proprietary development
Writing a story about a supernatural hero serving justice to those whose crimes have gone unpunished helped Leona cope with witnessing the senseless murder of her peer, Lyra McKee
Court reporting is under siege from social media chaos, expanding restrictions, and new technological strides, finds the Journalism and the Courts Symposium
While legitimate media followed legal restrictions, disinformation from overseas actors fueled unrest. How do we stop that happening again? The Media Innovation Studio at UCLAN is working on a solution
Facing attacks from anti-knowledge forces, journalism and science are fighting back together. The Journalism Science Alliance offers funding for collaborative investigations that combine journalistic storytelling with scientific rigour - applications open until August
The News Media Bargaining Code taught us to act early or risk platforms setting terms again, writes Scott Purcell, co-founder of Man of Many
We asked, you responded. These are the visionaries and innovators you trust to give you the latest lowdown on artificial intelligence
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Hereford news publication seeks reporter with NCTJ qualification and a driving license
Cargo Force stuns the world: free 10kg shipping to India in celebration of ICC Trophy victory – offer ongoing until Sunday, 16 March!
Stop checking your phone and hovering over the coffee stand. Start building valuable connections at events and conferences
Journalism students need to critically embrace the creative new technology, not being discouraged from using it
Traditional media will have to re-evaluate their strategies to engage with younger audiences
Recruiters struggle to find young talent who can rock up with much more than the basic skills, says Vic Daniels
Learn how seven international reporters teamed up to cover the talks at COP29 in Baku
Journalism's survival is a must in the age of big tech, says former CNN anchor Nina dos Santos
Tech for humans or humans for tech, that is the question
Young audiences are mobile-first, if not mobile-only, but going after their platform of choice is only step one
The go-to mobile-editing app for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts has slipped in problematic new terms for newsrooms which risks source safety and surrenders copyright
Platform battles, podcast revenue, AI personalisation and more: industry experts chew over all the revelations in the go-to media research paper
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Reporters who have worked under Putin, Erdogan and the Taliban share what they have learned about how autocrats consolidate power and how communities can fight back against the erosion of democratic freedom
Leaders from The Times, Sky News and Reuters reveal why chasing fewer but more engaged readers - and embracing AI as a creative tool rather than a threat - is proving more profitable than old-school mass reach strategies
A TikTok master with 100m views, a paywall pioneer with 3,000 subscribers, and a community visionary backed by local businesses share their strategies for making independent journalism pay beyond ads
Slovakia's Dennik N broke three years of subscriber stagnation with an innovative anniversary campaign, while The New Statesman transformed podcasts from a side project into a powerful growth engine – both offering valuable lessons for media companies hitting plateaus
