Loretta Chao

How can you encourage readers to give you constructive feedback and say what they want from local news?

Loretta Chao of American Journalism Project, on community listening

A social media expert talks about the pros and cons of jumping on the latest social app bandwagon

Threads for journalists, with Matt Navarra

Displaced communities are full of rich stories, but a sensitive approach and careful planning are needed to capture the moment well - that is where MoJo shines

Mobile journalism in Ukraine, with Robb Montgomery

Chris Stone

The NS award-winning podcast commercial strategy pulls many levers: platform ad revenue, in-house branded content deals and fuelling a wider digital subscription

Chris Stone, executive producer at the New Statesman, on monetising podcasts

Nearly nine in 10 LGBTQ journalists receive abuse and harassment targeting their sexuality, with many not flagging up issues or leaving the industry

Supporting LGBTQ colleagues in the newsroom, with Finbarr Toesland

Lucy Siegle

The author of a recent NYT piece about sexual misconduct in the media industry and her core source have a message: the onus is on newsrooms - not victims - to expose sexual predators

#MeToo inside the newsroom, with Jane Bradley and Lucy Siegle

There are three types of readers: those who comment, those who like and share, and those who read and move on. Dr Kirsten Eddy discusses what this means for your newsroom strategy

Digital News Report 2023: unpacking news participation

A new investigative piece about former Guardian columnist Nick Cohen shows how claims of sexual misconduct in the newsroom can fall on deaf ears. What impact does this have on young women starting their careers?

#MeToo in the media, with Empoword Journalism

Alison Millar

With her latest documentary, LYRA, we step into the life of esteemed investigative journalist Lyra McKee and what led to her death in 2019 in Derry

Alison Millar, award-winning film-maker, on documentaries and press freedom in Northern Ireland

Andrew Butler

The Tortoise Journalism School is a week-long crash course where aspiring journalists can learn its signature, slow style of reporting

Andrew Butler of Tortoise on an alternative to internships

The Journalism.co.uk editorial team brings you a weekly look at some of the latest innovations in digital journalism, and speaks to industry experts on how newsrooms are approaching key challenges and opportunities in the industry.

Jacob asks great questions and the guests are relevant and interesting. I’m a working journalist and found this podcast well worth my time because I always learn something.

Lots of good info!

The <a href="http://Journalism.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Journalism.co.uk</a> editorial team brings you a weekly look at some of the latest innovations in digital journalism, and speaks to industry experts on how newsrooms are approaching key challenges and opportunities in the industry.

Journalism.co.uk podcast

What are the potential pitfalls for journalists reporting in ethnically diverse communities? Here are the common mistakes and best approaches to right those wrongs

Reporting on race and religion: wise up and get out of your comfort zone

Here is how to create the best version of your story and make it stand out from the crowd

What gets readers hooked onto your writing?

Engaged journalism has become a buzzword. One German co-operatively owned publisher drills into the meaning, how readers can be part of the editorial process and why they buy into the concept

Leon Fryszer, director of Krautreporter, on what audience engagement really means

Jess Best of The Correspondent, Chris Stone of Evening Standard and Daniel Sieberg of iO Technologies give you a taster of what they are bringing to our upcoming Newsrewired conference

Newsrewired sneak peek podcast: financing digital journalism, voice-controlled devices and blockchain

Dmitry Shishkin, digital editor, Languages, BBC World Service, explains what his team has achieved, and the lessons he learned along the way

'The foundation for further digital transformation has been laid' – A look back on the expansion of the BBC World Service

Using answer phone, disposable cameras and diary entries, one unconventional storyteller offers intimate insights into people's lives

The old, the new and the unexpected mediums for telling human stories

Want to jump on the podcasting bandwagon but cannot afford a production crew? Here is how to get started

How to launch your podcast on a shoestring budget

Caroline Scott

Can your smartphone be the ideal piece of kit for reporting breaking news and shooting vox pops in the street? Yes — so long as you bring a charger bank and a gimbal

Caroline Scott, freelance videographer, on using mobile journalism for small publishers and local news organisations

Upon Africa Journal’s launch this week, editor Serena Chaudhry discusses how rapid mobile growth and multiple identities shape soundbite storytelling

'From the street to the boardroom': How Reuters’ Africa Journal produces ‘mobile-friendly’ stories on Africa

Digital media consultant Matt Navarra discusses the key social strategy challenges, including new formats, targeting audiences and verification

What do journalists struggle with the most on social media?

If you missed out on the Festival de l'info locale in Nantes this year, Journalism.co.uk caught up with two experts on how news organisations can improve audience accessibility to local news

If you missed out on the Festival de l'info locale in Nantes this year, <a href="http://Journalism.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Journalism.co.uk</a> caught up with two experts on how news organisations can improve audience accessibility to local news

Engaging local community through solutions journalism and digitising newspaper archives for voice search

How do you talk about impact in a grant proposal and what aspects of your project do foundations expect journalists to focus on?

 Applying to get funding for a journalism project? Here are some helpful tips

If you missed out on the Global Editors Network Summit in Athens this year, Journalism.co.uk caught up with two experts from the event

If you missed out on the Global Editors Network Summit in Athens this year, <a href="http://Journalism.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Journalism.co.uk</a> caught up with two experts from the event

#GENSummit19: data-driven travel content and trends in the digital landscape

Local audiences are eager to support independent media and help solve problems their communities are facing

The Seattle Times asks readers to fund its future investigative journalism team

Journalists often see the platform as the main cause of declining advertising revenue. Here is how Google is rebuilding those bridges

How can we improve the love-hate relationship between Google and news publishers?

What have we learned from 2019 and what is in store for 2020? Editor Marcela Kunova reflects on what topics journalists care about the most but also what content they share without reading

Christmas podcast: Journalism.co.uk looks back at 2019's hot (and not) topics in the media industry

Suchandrika Chakrabarti

When your biggest fans come face-to-face with the hosts of their favourite shows, it can be a whole new experience for them - learn some firsthand tips from the host of Freelance Pod

Suchandrika Chakrabarti, host of Freelance Pod, on what to do before, during and after a live podcast event

David Leigh

What lessons from the past can help in the modern digital post-truth era? A journalist with 40 years of experience offers a survival guide

David Leigh, veteran investigative journalist, on what reporters of tomorrow need to know about investigative journalism today

The North in Numbers podcast is a new series of data-led interviews that shows there is a personal story to be told in every large database. The tricky part is to ensure listeners do not get information overload

Annie Gouk, data journalist at Reach plc, on turning databases into human stories 

In this week's podcast, we speak to a range of guests to round up their tips for remaining upbeat once you have graduated

Straight out of university? Check out this advice for post-graduate journalism jobseekers

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