Have news organisations learned the right lessons from working with platforms? Are newsrooms being too short-sighted in their applications for the tech? These questions and more were discussed at the International Journalism FestivalAutor: Journalism.co.uk

The media startup sought to improve diversity in UK news by making work experience more affordable for students. But industry resistance, personal circumstances and funding issues proved insurmountableAutor: Journalism.co.uk

A year-long investigation shows the increasingly narrow gap between tech platforms, surveillance and authoritarian regimes, making it a crucial area for journalists to monitorAutor: Journalism.co.uk

The senior director of leadership programmes at CUNY discusses how to lead with empathy, motivate your team and create a culture geared toward experimentation, whatever the size of your newsroomAutor: Journalism.co.uk

The New Humanitarian garnered more than 100 contributions for its Yemen Listening Project detailing how lives have been affected by ongoing conflictAutor: Journalism.co.uk

News organisations must strike a balance between being nimble and responsible with this increasingly accessible and innovative technologyAutor: Journalism.co.uk

Platforms offer new connections and story leads but burnt-out reporters are increasingly disconnecting. What can newsrooms do to support them?Autor: Journalism.co.uk

Between charitable status and news deals with big tech, there are lots of moves to support local news, but are they short-term patches or long-term solutions?Autor: Journalism.co.uk

Failing to switch off damages our relationships which are a vital support network for burnout-prone media professionalsAutor: Journalism.co.uk

The host and creator of The 51 Percent show talks about what it takes to keep a series going for a decade when it comes with tough topics and online backlashAutor: Journalism.co.uk

What can news organisations do to win over audiences that want nothing to do with them?Autor: Journalism.co.uk

A veteran conflict reporter shares the profound insights gained from a decade on the frontline, revealing the human experience amidst the chaosAutor: Journalism.co.uk

Not giving time and space to those who have lost loved ones can contribute to their trauma and interrupt the healing process. Modern newsrooms must put the human before the scoopAutor: Journalism.co.uk

Having a shiny new strategy is not the same as getting results. So when the going gets tough, how can we stick to our new plans?Autor: Journalism.co.uk

The non-profit news organisation advertises its constructive stories in UK high streets and shopping centres to reach audiences where they areAutor: Journalism.co.uk

What to watch for in the year ahead? Generative AI and social platforms offer both promise and pitfalls to newsroomsAutor: Journalism.co.uk

Journalists need to hold onto joy to overcome sadness, fear or anger so often associated with the profession. But newsroom managers also have a role in keeping spirits liftedAutor: Journalism.co.uk

A leading psychiatrist explains why some reporters go to extraordinary lengths to hold power to account and what they do to mitigate risksAutor: Journalism.co.uk

When journalists are in control of how they feel, they can do their jobs better. But we first need to recognise and understand the impact our work has on our mental wellbeingAutor: Journalism.co.uk

What’s top of mind for today’s news leaders? Evolving at pace, finding your USP - but not burning out in the processAutor: Journalism.co.uk

What are the biggest challenges facing newsrooms? Our audience shared their thoughts and takeaways from our last flagship media eventAutor: Journalism.co.uk

What sort of journalism should educators be teaching? A new book wrestles with the traditional and evolving skills fledgling reporters need to acquire before setting foot in the newsroomAutor: Journalism.co.uk

A journalist with half a million TikTok followers developed a content creator literacy programme that lifts the lid on how narratives spread on TikTok, Instagram and YouTubeAutor: Journalism.co.uk

News organisations need quality-of-life features and communication strategies that appeal to Gen Z and Gen AlphaAutor: Journalism.co.uk

Learn how to separate your personal and professional life to protect your mental health and stay at the top of your gameAutor: Journalism.co.uk

How can we improve how women are reported on and treated in journalism, before those pushing for better standards get burnt out and decide to leave?Autor: Journalism.co.uk

How can neurodiverse journalists be given the tools to work to the best of their ability and strengths?Autor: Journalism.co.uk

How to be better at pitching stories and projects, asking audiences to trust you, and communicating with your colleaguesAutor: Journalism.co.uk

Communicate with clarity and confidence, whether telling a news story or doing a job interviewAutor: Journalism.co.uk

Ideas are two a penny. But the right information will maximise the efficiency of your editorial meetings and help you discover new storiesAutor: Journalism.co.uk

What is the difference between reading and writing AI? How can these help my newsroom? And what on earth is pink slime? These questions and more answeredAutor: Journalism.co.uk

The Trafficking Inc investigative series conducted 300 interviews with victims of sex trafficking and forced labour. Learn about the process of finding human stories, verifying information and protecting sourcesAutor: Journalism.co.uk

The media development organisation is stimulating more resilient business models and editorial processes in public interest news outlets around the worldAutor: Journalism.co.uk

Want readers to sign up? Make the ask low commitment and early in their journey. That has been a breakthrough tactic for a publication writing about reader revenue best practicesAutor: Journalism.co.uk

Never lose sight of what matters most to your readers. For "the home of the Queenager", that means every new product must serve its mission to change the narrative around women in midlifeAutor: Journalism.co.uk

How can you encourage readers to give you constructive feedback and say what they want from local news?Autor: Journalism.co.uk

A social media expert talks about the pros and cons of jumping on the latest social app bandwagonAutor: Journalism.co.uk

Displaced communities are full of rich stories, but a sensitive approach and careful planning are needed to capture the moment well - that is where MoJo shinesAutor: Journalism.co.uk

The NS award-winning podcast commercial strategy pulls many levers: platform ad revenue, in-house branded content deals and fuelling a wider digital subscriptionAutor: Journalism.co.uk

Nearly nine in 10 LGBTQ journalists receive abuse and harassment targeting their sexuality, with many not flagging up issues or leaving the industryAutor: Journalism.co.uk

The author of a recent NYT piece about sexual misconduct in the media industry and her core source have a message: the onus is on newsrooms - not victims - to expose sexual predatorsAutor: Journalism.co.uk

There are three types of readers: those who comment, those who like and share, and those who read and move on. Dr Kirsten Eddy discusses what this means for your newsroom strategyAutor: Journalism.co.uk

A new investigative piece about former Guardian columnist Nick Cohen shows how claims of sexual misconduct in the newsroom can fall on deaf ears. What impact does this have on young women starting their careers?Autor: Journalism.co.uk

With her latest documentary, LYRA, we step into the life of esteemed investigative journalist Lyra McKee and what led to her death in 2019 in DerryAutor: Journalism.co.uk

The Tortoise Journalism School is a week-long crash course where aspiring journalists can learn its signature, slow style of reportingAutor: Journalism.co.uk

The non-profit organisation has found that US audiences are growing tired of disaster-driven foreign news, turning to trained local reporters for the full storyAutor: Journalism.co.uk

SLAPPs and abuse of journalists are causing the UK to slip down the ranks of the World Press Freedom Index. But news organisations do have the power to affect changeAutor: Journalism.co.uk

The music title has been brought back from the dead after almost shutting down. Its future relies on helping superfans discover new artists and follow their favourite actsAutor: Journalism.co.uk

SLAPP lawsuits, new formats and inspiring the next generation of women news leaders: the former BBC veteran reflects on a year in her new roleAutor: Journalism.co.uk

The first female editor of the 240-years-old Scottish newspaper says diversity is key to future-proofing the mediaAutor: Journalism.co.uk