News
The Telegraph launches The Briefing
The Briefing is a twice-daily show, aimed at commuters, on WhatsApp and all major podcast platforms and smart speakers.
News
NMA calls on politicians to stop undermining local media
News Media Association chairman David Dinsmore has called on the three main political parties to stop creating fake newspapers.
News
Telegraph launches digital recipe channel Cookbook
The Telegraph’s new digital recipe channel Cookbook has launched with thousands of recipes and meal ideas.
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DC Thomson Media launches The Stooshie
DC Thomson Media has launched The Stooshie, a new politics podcast offering insight and analysis with a Scottish focus.
News
Guardian US launches City Champions
Guardian US is launching a new special project which will report on inspiring people, groups and grassroots initiatives that are transforming lives in cities across the US.
REVIEW
My Nov/Dec takeaways
The November / December issue of InPublishing magazine has just been published. James Evelegh lists eight key takeaways from the issue.
News
SoE condemns Lib Dems' apparent effort to mimic local newspapers
The Society of Editors has condemned what appears to be a concerted effort by the Liberal Democrats to mislead readers and voters by disguising their election freesheet as imitation local newspapers.
News
New report: Media Labs, unlocking change
The continued rise of Media Labs is the focus of the latest 2019 Trends in Newsrooms report.
FEATURE
How AI Can Support Editorial Teams by Taking Over Mundane Tasks
Journalists are under pressure to produce lots of great content, but find themselves spending too much time on repetitive, non-creative tasks. Help is at hand, says Sprylab’s Esra Celebi: let Artificial Intelligence take the strain.
NEWS ROUNDUP
What's been going on...
James Evelegh’s roundup of some of the news stories that caught his eye over the last couple of months.
FEATURE
News vs Clicks
Are some regional newspapers getting their news values in a twist? Posting stories with little or no news value just to chase clicks or commercial revenues, makes Jon Griffin wonder what has become of the industry he entered over 40 years ago.
INTERVIEW
No man is an island
Staff numbers have more than halved since 2008 at Isle of Man Newspapers, while copy sales are down 40%. But editor Richard Butt remains one of the UK’s most positive journalists. Steve Dyson finds out why.
FEATURE
Newsletters: make them good and keep them relevant
With a rising tide of online disinformation, trivia and trolling, the dedicated email newsletter is being seen in a new light. The key to formulating the right newsletter strategy is to focus on quality and relevance (and not forgetting, metrics).
REVIEW
Media Quotes of the Year
It was the year a journalist became prime minister, a US president continued to snipe at the press and Brexit dominated politics and the media. Jon Slattery looks at who said what in 2019.
INTERVIEW
Punching above its weight
The Jewish Chronicle has a circulation of just over 20,000 but, as the voice of the UK’s Jewish community since 1841, its voice carries far. Ray Snoddy talks to editor Stephen Pollard about the challenges he faces, both political and publishing.
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