News
Redactive joins forces with Arthritis UK
Redactive has announced a new partnership with Arthritis UK.
Editorial/content creation
News
The Guardian US launches Building power
The multiyear, philanthropically funded project brings new attention to the people and communities organizing to protect fundamental rights.
News
The New York Times sues defense department
The suit opposes an unconstitutional new press policy, which was designed to undermine the type of independent journalism protected by the First Amendment.
News
Sense about Science and Taylor & Francis launch research integrity toolkit
The new guide supports good research practice and aims to strengthen trust in science.
News
Classic Pop celebrates 100th issue
Classic Pop, a UK monthly magazine dedicated to 80s music, celebrates its 100th issue with a bumper collector’s edition.
News
Reach welcomes apprentice content creators
Seven apprentices have joined Reach through a journalism initiative with The King’s Trust.
News
Story House Egmont launches Read & Play Disney Belle magazine
Story House Egmont expands its portfolio in the UK with launch of Read & Play Disney Belle magazine.
INTERVIEW
Using AI to power investigative reporting
Chris Cook, a senior reporter at the FT, has long been aware of computers’ potential as an investigative aid. And, as he tells Ray Snoddy, that potential has been turbocharged by the widespread adoption of AI.
INTERVIEW
The serious business of puzzles
Puzzles is an important driver of subscription revenues, so not something to be taken lightly. As Telegraph Puzzles celebrates its centenary, Meg Carter talks to James Brydon about how the offering has evolved and how it stays relevant.
REVIEW
“I owe everything I have to anxiety”
As Caitlin Moran launches a new young writers’ prize with the BSME, writes Laura Silverman, she sits down to talk about the secrets of a great column and the future of writers in the age of AI.
Dickon Ross’s publishing world
Being real
With it becoming increasingly difficult to tell the difference between real and fake, Dickon Ross looks at the challenge of proving authenticity.
FEATURE
Tease, within reason, but never mislead
Headlines need to grab people’s attention but if the story doesn’t deliver on the promise, then the reputational damage can be considerable. Peter Sands looks at how the craft of headline writing is evolving.
FEATURE
How to treat your freelancers
Freelancers are an increasingly important resource for editors, so it’s in publishers’ best interests to treat them well. Yet too often, wittingly or unwittingly, they are treated casually. How we can get the best out of our freelance contributors?
News
American Physical Society launches APS Open Science
APS Open Science will provide a community-driven platform that broadens recognition for high-quality physics research across all stages of discovery.
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Half of UK freelance journalists offered less than 10p a word, new report finds
A survey produced by Sheffield Hallam University and Freelancing for Journalists shows widespread low pay – but high job satisfaction, strong communities and a more diverse workforce than staff newsrooms.
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