News
Third Sector launches new podcast
New podcast The Diff spotlights charities and not-for-profits working on the front line of knife crime, exploring today’s most pressing issues and championing people who make a difference.
Editorial/content creation
COLUMN
Liz Gerard’s Notebook
Misuse of quote marks, British values, Remembrance, Cummings vs Johnson, sheep rescue, ticket offices reprieve, job cuts at Reach, B2B journalists show the way and front page of the fortnight… and Nadine Dorries...
News
The Guardian US launches Well Actually
The Guardian US launches new lifestyle and wellness vertical, newsletter, and January live event.
News
Society welcomes new government plans to promote media freedom
New plans unveiled by the government to promote media freedom and protect journalists have been welcomed by the Society of Editors.
News
The Sun partners with MOBOLISE to create two new apprenticeships
The Sun has partnered with MOBOLISE, the new talent and recruitment platform from the MOBO Group, to create two entertainment journalist apprenticeships aimed at diverse talent.
News
The Telegraph launches new podcast: Battle Lines
The Telegraph has launched Battle Lines, a new podcast bringing together its reporting of the Israel-Hamas conflict in one place.
News
Elsevier partners with JACC
Elsevier has partnered with Journals of the American College of Cardiology to present the Heart Disease Hub, a curated clinical resource for healthcare professionals in cardiology.
COLUMN
Liz Gerard’s Notebook
The Covid Inquiry, Conflict in the Middle East, Bedbugs… and front page of the fortnight...
Q&A
Online picture quality: 5 minutes with… John de Jong
When it comes to image quality, publishers tend to put much more effort into pictures that appear in print than those that appear online. This, says Pixometry's John de Jong, is a mistake and one that can be easily avoided.
News
Grazia launches annual interiors special
Grazia has unveiled a new annual interiors special entitled Grazia CASA packed with fashion insiders’ tips on how to decorate and deck out your home.
INTERVIEW
Asking questions, telling stories
The tools journalists use and where they publish their stories might have changed dramatically over the past twenty years but, as renowned journalism trainer Gerry Kreibich tells former student Jon Griffin, the basic skill set remains the same.
FEATURE
The Business of Fashion
In the twelve months since it launched, the Fashion Matters newsletter has become the FT’s most opened newsletter and was named ‘Newsletter of the Year’. Sarah Ebner looks at the reasons behind its success.
FEATURE
Reimagining our city daily papers
National World has not just redesigned its metro titles, writes Tim Robinson, it has completely rethought the age-old daily format for the modern reader.
INTERVIEW
The human side of tech
Technology plays a central role in people’s lives, helping us to organise our lives more efficiently and to push back the boundaries of science. As Greg Williams says, it is exploring these aspects of tech that’s central to the success of Wired.
COLUMN
Pause before publishing
In the race to publish, do news organisations risk doing more harm than good?
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