News
National Press Awards – shortlists announced
Shortlists for the National Press Awards for 2019, organised by the Society of Editors, have been announced.
Editorial/content creation
News
The Guardian launches The Gene Gap
The Guardian has launched a new multimedia project, The Gene Gap, offering a glimpse into the world of gene editing as told by those who could be affected by this new technology.
News
SoE makes statement regarding Caroline Flack
The Society of Editors has issued a statement after speculation that the media should be held responsible for the tragic death of TV personality Caroline Flack.
News
New Lords inquiry needs to bring tangible results, says the SoE
The Society of Editors has questioned an assertion by peers that public trust in journalists has fallen outside London, following the announcement of a new inquiry in the House of Lords.
COMMENT
Time & motion
Are your publishing systems fit for purpose? The only way to find out is to watch how your journalists use them.
News
New Editor-in-Chief for BMJ Health & Care Informatics journal
Professor Yu-Chuan (Jack) Li, a researcher of artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine and medical informatics, has been appointed as the new Editor-in-Chief of BMJ Health & Care Informatics.
News
Vogue announces Editorial Changes
British Vogue has announced a number of changes to its editorial team.
News
Public being denied information, warns SoE
The public is being denied information of legitimate public interest by government officials and public bodies that wish to determine what is reported and by whom, the Society of Editors has warned.
News
New roles for Gallagher, Newton and Poole at News UK
News UK this week announced new roles for Tony Gallagher, Victoria Newton and Keith Poole at The Times and The Sun.
News
SoE condemns No 10’s actions to bar journalists
The Society of Editors has condemned Downing Street’s decision to bar journalists from an ‘inner lobby’ briefing on Monday.
News
HuffPost appoints Jess Brammar
HuffPost has announced the appointment of Jess Brammar as editor-in-chief of HuffPost UK to oversee the team of editors and staff writers in London and beyond.
FEATURE
Would you allow interviewees to check your copy – ever?
Ethically and practically, it’s not a good idea, although in some markets, it’s getting harder to say ‘no’, writes Dickon Ross.
FEATURE
Is Fleet Street in climate-change denial?
Despite climate-change being the number one issue for under-30s, newspapers’ coverage of the issue is patchy at best and some prominent columnists have taken particular umbrage at the activism of a teenager from Sweden.
REVIEW
Newspapers: time to fight back
Newspapers have a great story to tell, but need to do a much better job of telling it. That was one of the key messages at November’s Society of Editors conference. Ray Snoddy was there…
INTERVIEW
Catch them young
Attracting younger readers is a perennial challenge for newspapers, but concerns over fake news and the financial pressures facing young people are presenting new opportunities, which the Financial Times is capitalising on.
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