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Does the news know middle-aged women exist?
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (964+ words) I'm a news avoider — not because I don’t care about the news, but because it drains energy I can't spare and rarely reflects what it’s like to be me This article first appeared on Luba Kassova's Substack Lubascope and has…...
How the World Cup was really watched: Inside the data behind football's biggest live blogs
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (318+ words) From Curaçao's historic goal to Spain's final glory, analysis of 1,362 World Cup live blogs reveals what kept 24 publishers' audiences hooked (it wasn't just the scoreline) I'm not much of a football fan. I watched it a lot when I was…...
What can you do to help street papers survive?
6+ day, 17+ hour ago (764+ words) Street papers like The Big Issue have long provided income for people affected by homelessness. From content sharing to mentoring, this is how you can help these essential publications thrive Those of you in the UK will have no doubt…...
What can the news industry learn from other sectors about mental health?
1+ week, 4+ day ago (244+ words) Soldiers get aftercare and space for decompression after returning from the frontlines. Paramedics have also realised their own limits. But journalists continue to push themselves past their limits This article is based on an event that took place under the…...
Redundancy resilience: How to bounce back from losing your job
1+ week, 6+ day ago (655+ words) Ex-BBC exec David Thomas was made redundant twice and spent another 20 years coaching those going through the same pain: "Don't worry about having a master plan" It's a sad reality of modern journalism: job cuts are everywhere. Here in the…...
A journalist's guide to job hunting in the age of AI
2+ week, 1+ day ago (622+ words) Don’t just show that you know how to use AI as a tool; show that you can do what AI cannot, say journalism experts Journalists are leaning on AI more than ever to polish their CVs, portfolios and interview prep....
From Reuters reporter to freelance coach: Isabel Woodford
2+ week, 4+ day ago (162+ words) Thinking of going freelance? Former Reuters correspondent talks about why she took the leap into solo journalism and why she's now helping others do the same She knows firsthand how hard it is to be a freelancer, so these days…...
A thank you to our community: JournalismUK wins Best B2B Newsletter Award
2+ week, 5+ day ago (260+ words) We are celebrating, but we won't get complacent: please continue to support our work to help us become the best we can be We can officially say that we have an award-winning newsletter. That's a weird sentence to write. JournalismUK…...
Source Code stage notes: What journalists really want to know about the future of AI and news
3+ week, 19+ hour ago (738+ words) Seven journalists talk about how AI is reshaping trust, money, and the newsroom - here are key takeaways from the Source Code event that brought journalists and technologists together Last week (30 June), journalists and technologists gathered to discuss the intersection of…...
Honest feedback from journalism graduates: Five ways newsrooms can offer better work experience
3+ week, 3+ day ago (126+ words) Don't let students feel like a burden on busy editors, say recent work experience students Work experience is where aspiring cut their teeth in the industry, make necessary mistakes, nurture their journalistic curiosity and get the chance they need to…...