JournalismUK Podcast

A revolutionary way of understanding audience behaviour has been updated: newsrooms must provide more than news updates if they want to remain relevant and useful

Inspired by the European startups it reports on, the tech news website has created a system to chart the growth of all its staff - reporters and editors alike

To succeed, both journalists and stand-up comedians need to understand their audience, be relatable and have a thick skin

Young recruits need to step outside of their comfort zones to reach their potential. Dedicated newsroom roles can help know when they are ready

Quarter Life is an article series created for people in their 20s and 30s, giving them practical content rooted in research via a new text messaging service

A pandemic-born e-learning platform has gives journalists a chance to test their classroom theory in a mock newsroom

How to find confidence, cheerleaders and career motivation in the new year

This year has seen shake-ups across advertising, subscriptions, trust and newsletters. Get your newsroom prepared for 2023 with insights from the wrap-up report for the media industry

Project management roles have become a staple position to foster inter-department collaboration and be a catalyst for digital transformation

Nearly two thirds of newsrooms now offer a mix of physical and virtual work set-ups. How can we get the best of both worlds?

The World Cup has forced the media to scrutinise the poor LGBTQ+ rights record of the Gulf state. How can coverage continue beyond the sports event?

The Twitter chaos, Meta's receding support for news, Google's privacy payouts. Disruptions to big tech hurt digital media the most - so where do we go from here?

The LGBTQ+ news publication has amassed 100k subscribers in one year, from a variety of videos geared for social audiences: trends, language trivia and even serious news

CEO Secrets has been developing a loyal online following for over seven years. Its creator shares tips on keeping long-running stories fresh and useful to your audience

The two biggest pitfalls to an expert interview are journalists' insecurities and specialists' arrogance. Learn how to overcome both

The startup founded by media stars launches this week, aiming to tackle low trust and high news avoidance. But have we not heard that before?

The Northern Irish journalist talks about the support reporters need when covering violence and sad human stories

As news organisations pivot to a digital-first model, we look at what we can learn from other sectors that thrive online

Less is sometimes more. This slow news startup turned to a six-piece podcast series, three live events and its standard newsletter when Britain faced a historic news event

With incessant and monumentous news events, Gen Z is increasingly finding it all too easy to switch off from mainstream news coverage. Learn how to cater for an audience who needs you more than ever

A government PR-turned-journalist reveals how to gain access to ministerial departments prone to leaks, scandals and sources wanting to speak out (at the risk of their careers)

When your core audience are foreigners settling into a new country, how does that shape the news formats and mediums they want and need?

The news US outlet has built its success (and earned recent investment) through breaking the status quo of classic news writing: out with inverted pyramids, in with summaries and bullet-points

Producing a two-minute news bulletin or a two-hour podcast requires many of the same technical skills, but a different approach to interviewing prep and technique

A US anchor, reporter and author shares all the lessons (and rookie errors) from 20 years in local TV news