Coverage of the pandemic matched attention-grabbing human stories with the grim statistics of rising tragedy. Social changes wrought by Covid made the former difficult and the poor numeracy skills of many journalists failed to support the latter.
With its mission to celebrate who its readers are, Women’s Running is going from strength to strength – powered by a more-than-just-a-facelift redesign, reports Meg Carter.
One thing that has raised a rare daily smile during the Covid gloom has been the resurgence of the tabloid headline. Peter Sands celebrates the craft of the headline writer.
The recent Harry and Meghan interview sharply divided opinion, largely along generational lines. The young were supportive of the royal couple, the old less so. Much of the press was in the anti-camp too, but is that the right place to be?
Ahead of the Scottish Parliament election in May, DC Thomson Media has unveiled a new approach to its election coverage, driven, it says, by innovation in digital storytelling and high-quality journalism.
The Financial Times has announced the appointment of Matt Vella as editor of FTWeekend Magazine.
The Financial Times has appointed Imani Moise to the role of U.S. banking correspondent.
To create a real sense of community and better reflect society at large, magazine editors need to be proactive.
FreeFeatures, a recently re-launched service, says it aims to help media owners in the UK who have been limited in their ability to create new content because of coronavirus restrictions and furlough.
The Guardian has launched Made in Britain – a collaborative video journalism series reporting on the inequalities and challenges confronting communities in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
James Slack, Director of Communications at Number 10, has been appointed deputy editor-in-chief, The Sun, and will join the paper in the coming months.
The BBC should rethink its announcement of a new network of "digital community journalists", says the News Media Association.
Reach plc has announced Gemma Aldridge as the new editor of the Sunday Mirror and Sunday People.
The Journalists’ Charity is launching a new initiative aimed at helping new starters at the beginning of their careers.
The Telegraph has launched a Media Literacy Programme for 16-18 year olds about the importance of quality, edited news in society.
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