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New report shows survivor voices missing in news stories of gender violence and misogyny

New report shows survivor voices missing in news stories of gender violence and misogyny

Global online news coverage on systemic misogynistic harassment and violence has slumped to lowest levels in nine years

yesterday 6

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Jacob Granger

Leadership wisdom from Perugia: How to own your sh*t and get sh*t done

Leadership wisdom from Perugia: How to own your sh*t and get sh*t done

Keep finding it impossible to get newsroom projects off the ground? Get to the root cause with these expert insights and hacks

yesterday 8

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Jacob Granger

How CORRECTIV investigated the EU housing crisis

How CORRECTIV investigated the EU housing crisis

A recent analysis by CORRECTIV.Europe offers one of the clearest maps yet of where housing is becoming unaffordable and provides journalists a new...

13.04.2026 10

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Katerina voutsina

Your guide to Perugia 2026: Unmissable speakers and sessions

Your guide to Perugia 2026: Unmissable speakers and sessions

Our definitive list of top speakers, practical sessions, industry talking points and news models to watch at the landmark International Journalism...

10.04.2026 10

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Jacob Granger

6 things we learned at Source Code about AI

6 things we learned at Source Code about AI

Licensing deals, the future of SEO and internal newsroom attitudes towards AI were all on the agenda at our debut event for journos and techies

09.04.2026 8

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Jacob Granger

Journalism's invisible labour: the price of managing reader relationships

Relationship building is often treated as a feel-good add-on. For many journalists, it is skilled, risky, load-bearing work that shapes whether public...

08.04.2026 4

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Patrick Johnson

Training journalists for a world that keeps changing

The business model is broken, deepfakes flood our newsrooms, and our audience has every reason not to trust us. So what skills do journalists need to...

07.04.2026 10

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Marcela Kunova

Things I wish I'd known before my first visit to Perugia's IJF

A first-timer's field guide and a helpful reminder to those who've been there before

02.04.2026 7

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Iryna chernukha

Five steps to creating value in local community news

Big Local News at Stanford University and Charlottesville Tomorrow show how local newsrooms can build trust and sustainability by prioritising...

31.03.2026 10

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Jacob Granger

9 things you will learn at our upcoming Newsrewired conference

Don't miss out on a range of expert speakers from London Centric, Reddit, The Times, NPO, The Economist, The New Humanitarian and more

29.03.2026 30

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Jacob Granger

10 must-read newsletters about AI for journalists

Are you overwhelmed by all the talk of algorithms and language models? We picked a handful of newsletters that can help you make sense of it all

27.03.2026 10

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Marcela Kunova

The unglamorous job of replatforming your digital publication

Daily Maverick's switch from WordPress to WhiteBeard touched every part of the business - costs, developers, editorial workflows, and a lot of bruised...

25.03.2026 10

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Marcela Kunova

How Reach and Immediate are rising to the AI disinformation challenge

AI is fuelling a new wave of disinformation and fake stories, but newsrooms are fighting back with smarter tools, stricter checks, and a renewed focus...

24.03.2026 10

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Jacob Granger

Follow the changes: Nine ways web archives are used in digital investigations

Learn how to use the Wayback Machine to uncover content that has been deleted, corrected, banned, hacked or even left unchanged

23.03.2026 10

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Thais lobo

From manosphere to femicide: Investigating misogyny and violence against women

What links football stars, spyware, and Spanish influencers? Explore how journalists are uncovering the hidden systems that enable violence against...

19.03.2026 10

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Ana p santos

Humour and survival: A visual essay of US local newsrooms

Ann Hermes has spent six years photographing the fading world of US local news, capturing the humour and humanity of newsroom life alongside the...

19.03.2026 10

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Katerina voutsina

What does engagement actually mean in 2026?

Publishers have spent years chasing clicks, optimising for reaction and borrowing social media's playbook. An exclusive media roundtable revealed an...

18.03.2026 20

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Marcela Kunova

The AI stories we tell – and the ones we don't

Experts from TBIJ, Pulitzer Center and Bloomberg warn that without greater transparency, scrutiny, and collaboration, the media risks leaving...

17.03.2026 20

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Jacob Granger

Source Code: the spirit of Hacks/Hackers LDN is back with a new name

One of London's best-loved gatherings for journalists and technologists is returning after a pandemic hiatus, reborn as Source Code, and ready to pick...

16.03.2026 20

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Marcela Kunova

Lessons from Independent Studio: standing out in podcasts' shift to video

In a world where ‘everyone’ has a video podcast, how do you stand out from the crowd?

13.03.2026 10

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Olivia Foster

Why graduate entry into online publishing has never been harder

"For a UK graduate, the dream of joining a thriving, mid-sized digital publication is being erased by a search engine that prefers to scrape and...

12.03.2026 20

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Vic daniels

We tested out AFP's AI slop detection tips on our own AI-generated event write-up

Head of innovation and AI projects Sophie Nicholson advises newsrooms to have robust verification workflows, keep a human in the loop and be...

11.03.2026 20

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Jacob Granger

Ipswich.co.uk arrives in the town centre: "We wanted somewhere that could be transformed"

£85k has been invested to put news desks and a professional sound-engineered studio in the middle of prime footfall traffic

10.03.2026 20

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Jacob Granger

From bullied autistic kid to TikToker: a journalist who went viral by being himself

Nicholas Fearn was told as a child that autism would stop him from achieving anything. Now he's a freelance journalist with a TikTok following to...

09.03.2026 20

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Marcela Kunova

IWD: 20 stand-out women in journalism

The theme of this year's International Women's Day is "Give to Gain" - celebrating the power of generosity. We take a moment recognise those who have...

06.03.2026 20

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Jacob Granger

Journalism career breaks: When, how and why to take one

Four journalists open up about the need to take a pause from the day job to reflect, upskill and chart a new path forward

06.03.2026 100

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Jacob Granger

30 English-language news outlets in Europe to follow

Burst your national news bubble with these titles

06.03.2026 10

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Catherine Edwards

Access does not equal change: Why diversity schemes are failing minority ethnic journalists

A new report from the Sir Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity reveals that nearly two thirds of ethnically diverse journalists experience racism at...

06.03.2026 20

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Jacob Granger

Why media were able to report the identities of Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor and Peter Mandelson as they were arrested

UK privacy law generally protects the identities of people arrested or under police investigation, but public interest can override this —...

06.03.2026 20

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Polly Rippon

10 publications that allow you to republish their work for free

These news outlets, networks and blogs publish content under Creative Commons licences, giving you free access to qualified and specialist knowledge...

06.03.2026 20

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Jacob Granger

Music and entertainment editors ignored the biggest story at the Grammys

13.02.2026 10

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Jacob Granger

Dmitry Shishkin on the new user needs model for sports journalism

11.02.2026 20

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Jacob Granger

Why 2026 could be the year AI gets 'delightfully boring'

10.02.2026 10

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Marcela Kunova

The career advice that journalists rarely hear

04.02.2026 20

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Jacob Granger

Make your mark on JUK: Take our editorial survey

03.02.2026 10

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Jacob Granger

How can your newsroom prepare for the audiences of 2030?

29.01.2026 10

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Jacob Granger

Journalism and media awards in 2026

29.01.2026 20

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Marcela Kunova

10 creative ways to interview celebrities and experts

28.01.2026 20

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Jacob Granger

Sameer Padania on why the BBC needs radical reform and how citizens can save it

22.01.2026 20

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Jacob Granger

How EenVandaag built an interaction team that strengthens journalism

21.01.2026 20

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Gerson Veenstra

World Press Trends Outlook: Rising 'three-pillar' revenue model fuels industry optimism

19.01.2026 30

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Teemu Henriksson

Beyond the hype: Three cultural traps blocking AI adoption

17.01.2026 20

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Alvaro Liuzzi

Howzat? Counterpress steps up to revive UK county cricket coverage - and so can you

15.01.2026 30

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Jacob Granger

Latest RISJ report: Six steps to future-proof your newsroom

13.01.2026 30

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Marcela Kunova

Experts to follow: Newsrewired speakers

08.01.2026 20

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Jacob Granger

How The National cracked the code on audience growth

07.01.2026 10

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Marcela Kunova

Public speaking for journalists: Expert tips to boost your stage presence

06.01.2026 10

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Jacob Granger

15 tips for cleaning up your LinkedIn profile

31.12.2025 20

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Damian Radcliffe

How Metro built 300k newsletter subscribers

30.12.2025 20

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John Rahim

JUK's top five stories of 2025

24.12.2025 20

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Jacob Granger