Here at JournalismUK, we love a good newsletter. Those bite-sized summaries and tidbits to help ease into your day and bring you up to speed, whilst nursing your morning coffee.

It can also be a great source for us to find interesting editorial content, from tools to our next Newsrewired speaker.

So here are our must-read newsletters to help you keep your finger on the pulse of the industry. We are not saying you need to sign up for all of them. Nor have we captured all of them here. But hopefully, there is something in here that takes your fancy. And if we missed your favourite newsletter, do let us know.

A comprehensive weekly roundup of the news and media industry, including leading research and data, journalism opportunities, webinars and seminars, news stories and feature interviews.

A weekly deep dive into the European media market, compiling all the relevant stories and expert trends and analysis.

The Publisher Newsletter

A weekly email roundup, complementing the Media Voices podcast. Expert analysis of all the important and emerging stories from the media world.

The bible of the news and media industry, aggregating all the most important stories doing the rounds. If your story ever appears in this newsletter, you have written a worthwhile article.

All the best news, scoops and expert analysis on the media sector, in Axios' signature smart brevity style: a writing style intended for need-to-know information and quick reading.

A beautifully written personal essay-style newsletter written by veteran journalist Fergal Keane. It blends commentary on current affairs with off-the-beaten-track personal writing in the Wonder Diaries series. It reads like a delicious cup of tea.

A newly launched weekly breakdown of what's actually working in vertical video, with hands-on analysis of real creators and organisations, best practice examples, and industry intelligence from Sophia Smith Galer, a journalist and consultant with 200 million views of experience.

A weekly curated link roundup for journalists who believe the profession can do better, offering inspiration, purpose-driven perspectives,........

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