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The secret ingredient that makes true crime podcasts addictive - and why news podcasts need it

What is it about true crime podcasts that has you hanging onto every word and hitting 'next episode' as soon as one finishes? Wouldn't it be nice...

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Jacob Granger

Ex-Google Madhav Chinnappa: 'NATO for news' model is our "least worst option" for dealing with AI

NATO – the North Atlantic Treaty Organization — is a military alliance where countries agree to defend each other and act together for their...

previous day 10

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Jacob Granger

Your questions answered: Lessons in AI from beyond journalism

Journalism isn't the only profession upended by the AI boom resulting from ChatGPT's explosion in 2022. Its raised big questions in many sectors...

previous day 2

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Jacob Granger

What do emerging journalists (really) think of the news industry?

A new study has revealed a generation of journalists coming through who are eager to shake up the sector – but while their training covers...

28.11.2025 1

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Jacob Granger

'My mentor helped me realise my worth in a competitive industry'

Early in her journalism career, Naomi de Souza often found herself full of questions she didn’t feel comfortable asking in a hectic newsroom. "...

28.11.2025 1

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Jacob Granger

Why young people skip the homepage — and how CNN is responding

For decades, the homepage has been the beating heart of a news organisation: a curated front door, a statement of brand identity, and the main...

27.11.2025 1

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Jacob Granger

Anita Zielina's five signs of a strong AI leader

The news industry is profoundly disrupted by generative AI: copyright concerns, dubious sources, hallucinations. The list goes on. But this is not...

27.11.2025 2

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Jacob Granger

Lucy Küng: How publishers can thrive in the creator economy

If news organisations want to survive the next wave of digital disruption, they must unlearn old habits, embrace niche expertise, and move at the...

26.11.2025 1

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Jacob Granger

The rise of personalities: Why young journos need to build their brand early

This article is from our  community spotlight  section, written by and for our journalism community. We want to hear about your challenges,...

25.11.2025 1

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Lucy O&x27Brien

Newsrewired liveblog: join the pre-discussion

25.11.2025 2

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Jacob Granger