JournalismUK Podcast

'Be prepared to make enemies': Inside the rigorous world of science journalism 14.02.2018 8:23 ↓

Deborah Cohen, investigative editor, British Medical Journal, explains the triumphs and challenges of her job as a health reporter

How the Bureau Local collaborated with more than 160 people in five UK cities to investigate local budget proposals 07.02.2018 11:38 ↓

'You can commit an act of journalism by sitting through and helping out with whatever skillset you have, because you're trying to unearth something that's important and relevant to people in your community'

CAST: A project building a community news network in Armenia trialled an alternative to expensive mobile data 31.01.2018 10:53 ↓

Using a hyperlocal proximity network, the project team aimed to diversify the media diet in three Armenian villages and test a new technology

Lessons from training hundreds of community journalists in 25 countries over four months 22.01.2018 26:43 ↓

Hashtag Our Stories has been to 25 countries in a bid to create social media shows in every language

Bridging the gap: How news organisations can better collaborate between departments 16.01.2018 9:28 ↓

Project management skills can be helpful when translating expectations between people with different backgrounds

The first podcast from Al Jazeera English used 'privileged access conversations' to take audiences beyond the story 11.01.2018 15:24 ↓

Each episode of The Debrief saw journalists discuss their latest story, detailing how the reporting affected them

2017 year in review: Media news highlights, from memes to virtual reality and political journalism 19.12.2017 14:46 ↓

In this podcast episode, the Journalism.co.uk team highlights its favourite stories from 2017

'If you want to do a story, there's nothing that can stop you': Behind the award-winning investigation into India's skin trade 08.12.2017 15:12 ↓

Freelance investigative reporter Soma Basu talks about her career and the story that earned her a 2017 Kurt Schork Award in International Journalism

How publishers can tell better stories for mobile audiences 01.12.2017 23:29 ↓

Insights into mobile storytelling from our latest newsrewired conference

How the Independent Community News Network supports hyperlocal publishers 16.11.2017 9:08 ↓

Since ICNN's soft launch in July, 55 community and independent publishers have signed up

How news organisations can make memberships work 08.11.2017 12:18 ↓

Readers can support a publication's mission more than just financially, by contributing knowledge, expertise and other services

How BBC #newsHACK is driving innovation in news delivery 01.11.2017 9:44 ↓

The BBC initiative brings together developers and journalists to develop new ideas and concepts based around the delivery of online news

What makes a good audio story? 24.10.2017 9:46 ↓

Pat Walters of Radiolab and Gimlet Media shares his journey from print storytelling to radio

The UGC hub at the BBC builds trust with readers by involving them in the reporting 17.10.2017 5:37 ↓

The team has been using a tool called Hearken to enable audiences to ask questions about the stories or topics that interest them

Al Jazeera's latest virtual reality project immerses viewers with animated art 12.10.2017 6:23 ↓

Oil in Our Creeks, the latest full-length virtual reality documentary from Contrast VR, details how the community in Bodo City, Nigeria, was impacted after an oil pipeline burst in 2008

Quartz turns 5: Kevin Delaney, editor-in-chief, shares priorities for development 04.10.2017 11:40 ↓

With new editions, video series and even a book launch, Quartz is expanding its storytelling

How the Coalition for Women in Journalism fosters collaboration and mentorship between female reporters 26.09.2017 8:46 ↓

The organisation offers mentorship to female journalists taking on assignments in new countries, or working in a particular beat

Why The Daily Mail employs an esports journalist, the first full-time role of its kind 19.09.2017 8:12 ↓

Jack Stewart, reporter at the publisher, explains what his job entails, and why coverage of the sport is so crucial

Look around you: How the Guardian experiments with virtual reality to tell stories in new, immersive ways 13.09.2017 15:29 ↓

The publisher has used video, animation and computer-generated imagery to produce multiple VR projects since April 2016

NewsNow started a petition against the proposed publisher's right in EU copyright law 05.09.2017 7:55 ↓

This podcast takes a look at the proposed changes and NewsNow's concerns

'Sound is the totem': Inside the podcast musical 36 Questions 30.08.2017 15:23 ↓

36 Questions, produced by podcast studio Two-Up, uses song and lyrics to tell the story of a married couple

From pub basement to the News Building: The free London meetup helping journalists learn to code 15.08.2017 10:50 ↓

Journocoders meets once a month to enable journalists and technologists to learn from each other

How Pop-Up Newsroom uses collaboration to drive innovation forward 08.08.2017 9:41 ↓

The aim is to 'nurture newsroom innovation across technology, editorial and sustainability' through collaboration across organisations and disciplines

Why political journalism is in need of new approaches and innovation 01.08.2017 37:09 ↓

Speakers at our latest newsrewired conference discuss the state of election reporting and political journalism

Why data journalism is a civic duty in developing countries 18.07.2017 12:00 ↓

Data and investigative journalist Eva Constantaras explains how she builds data journalism teams in developing countries like India and Kenya