Last week saw the birth of Source Code, a spiritual successor to the old Hacks/Hackers LDN event, a pre-pandemic meet-up of journalists and techies of London. The difference between now and then is ...

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European news goes beyond the EU, and beyond the UK's closest neighbours, so seeking out new perspectives will give you additional context to improve your own reporting. Perhaps another country has ...

Digital journalists increasingly turn to web archives like the Wayback Machine to follow how things on the internet break, change or disappear – from deleted posts to quietly edited pages. The web has ...

Seven journalists talk about how AI is reshaping trust, money, and the newsroom - here are key takeaways from the Source Code ...

There's often a striking mismatch between what official statistics say and how people feel about life in Britain. As Tom Calver, data editor at The Times and The Sunday Times, put it at Newsrewired ...

RISJ report: Video is expanding the podcasting audience, not replacing it Big publishers are launching audio-only subscriptions, while podcast specialists turn to events, merch, and bonus content to ...

Online communities are among the best sources for journalists to broaden their network and stay up-to-date with the latest media news, tips and jobs. For freelancers or remote workers alike, they are ...

The Reuters Institute has published its 14th annual Digital News Report, offering ground-breaking insight into the trends shaping newsroom strategy, audience behaviour and tech disruption. The 2025 ...

Perugia panel left to right: Luba Kassova (AKAS), Angelina Kariakina (Public Interest Journalism Lab), Francesca Donner (The Persistent) and Tracy McVeigh (Guardian). A 'first of its kind' report, The ...

Here at JournalismUK, we love a good newsletter. Those bite-sized summaries and tidbits to help ease into your day and bring you up to speed, whilst nursing your morning coffee. It can also be a great ...

UK-wide television news has so far given only sporadic attention to the upcoming May elections in England, Scotland, and Wales, according to new research from Cardiff University’s School of Journalism ...