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As a freelance journalist, an online presence is essential. There is no use calling or emailing a commissioning editor with earth-shattering feature ideas if they have never heard of you and have no ...
Australia banned under-16s from social media six months ago. Here is what it actually did to the news An Australian publisher's view on the law the UK is about to copy, and the lessons worth learning ...
Last week (30 June), journalists and technologists gathered to discuss the intersection of tech and journalism at the second event of Source Code, our spiritual successor to the Hacks Hackers events ...
Rhys Griffiths, founder of the Folkestone Dispatch. Credit: Andy Jones Folkestone is changing. Once a quiet coastal Kentish town, it’s now a destination for a growing number of ex-Londoners seeking a ...
Today, media operate in two parallel universes: the human internet we grew up with, and the machine internet run by algorithms and web crawlers. Right now, newsrooms are struggling with visibility ...
For many British freelance journalists, work can be a solitary experience conducted from a spare room, coffee shop or shared office space. Across continental Europe, different models of freelance ...
Go on, count them. Your CMS. Your asset manager. Your analytics dashboard. Your SEO tool. Your collaboration thread. Your email chain for that story that still hasn’t been approved. For most ...
The Guardian is creating 55 new permanent jobs across its UK, US, and Australian offices over the next year, aiming to boost its digital, audio, and visual journalism. The investment also covers ...
We can officially say that we have an award-winning newsletter. That's a weird sentence to write. JournalismUK bagged the Best B2B Newsletter Award at the Publisher Newsletter Awards today (8 July ...
Jaldeep Katwala, director of the Sir Lenny Henry Centre at Birmingham City University. The BBC's announcement that it proposes to cut 550 jobs in news, nations and TV and radio content as part of the ...
Background screening expert warns energy sector to review screening processes as projects accelerate
Energy companies should review whether their background screening processes would stand up to audit as projects accelerate and workforces become increasingly complex, according to Complete Background ...
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