After six weeks of campaigning, it’s finally general election day in the UK. Our journalists around the country have been working hard to cover every development, and now our newsrooms wait to uncover, share and analyse the results. Here are just a few of the front pages from our national and regional titles today. #electioncoverage #journalism #localjournalism
Follow the first Substack election via this new, weekly newsletter dedicated to all things US politics. We’ll keep you updated from Super Bowl to Super Tuesday and beyond. 🇺🇸 acrossthepond.substack.com #trump #biden #election2024 #usa #journalism #substack #newsletter
Newsrewired takeaways: fact-checking, Gen Z and public interest news in the runup to the general election: Our flagship journalism conference explored new threats around misinformation, how to combat political apathy among young readers and how to sustain essential journalism #journalism #media #news
Newsrewired takeaways: fact-checking, Gen Z and public interest news in the runup to the general election: Our flagship journalism conference explored new threats around misinformation, how to combat political apathy among young readers and how to sustain essential journalism #digitalpublishing #journalism #onlinepublishing
Audience development and editorial consultant | Director at Alma | Founder & Editor of Blog Preston CIC
Plenty being written in the aftermath of the general election result, here's three reads worth your time about media and digital journalism linked to the election. Featuring Dan Slee, Sky News, and Jacob Granger piece looking at what three new media entrants did for election coverage. #journalism #localjournalism #digitaljournalism #generalelection
»Change can be hard. It can be scary. But it's necessary.« That’s why I founded tageswow.de! Because we‘re all in this together. When it comes to sustainable political decisions it’s all about us. *We* need to change before we may demand change. *We* need to contribute before we can ask for contributions. *We* need to speak out before we expect politics to develop in a healthy and fully democratic way. It’s about us. Let’s change the paradigm, and create the world we all can and want to live in. #tageswow #deintageswow #yourtageswow #changeofparadigms #solutionsjournalism #weareone #newnews #empowerment
At the core of healthy political and electoral coverage is putting people before politicians, issues before scare quotes, and actionable info ahead of polls. And you. Can. Do. It. But you have to start changing your coverage now. Don't wait until an election is in full swing. Next Tuesday, join journalism professor and media critic Jay Rosen along with community-focused reporters Natalie Van Hoozer, Hugo Balta, and Elliot Wade, and host Jaisal N. as they explain the key tenets of richer, more informative, more usable, more trustworthy political coverage. And as a bonus, this event kicks off a new Massive Open Online Course happening in April, led by Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas and SJN. Journalists from anywhere in the world can attend this event and take the course, all completely for free.If you feel like the hamster wheel of political coverage isn't getting the job done, but you need the tools and support to change, this is for you. Change can be hard. It can be scary. But it's necessary. And there's a world of people here to help you. https://lnkd.in/gEANcPs7
Media|Communication|Content Creation| Ex-Anchor & Dy Executive Editor, NDTV| Rhodes Scholar
Remembering this discussion from a couple of years ago, when this topic was still up for debate. So much has changed since then and the run-up to Elections 2024 and its aftermath seem to have conclusively proved that on-demand digital platforms are providing far more detailed, nuanced and independent journalism than old-style television news #newsmedia #mainstreammedia #independentjournalism #broadcastvsdigital #newsnotnoise
Writer, Content Creator, Producer | 10 Years Experience in Journalism and Podcasting
Free service journalism idea for newsrooms: Annotate the Project 2025 playbook, "Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise." It is 920 pages of text outlining the right wing's vision for fundamentally reshaping the role of the federal government, and it addresses everything from USAID to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Most Americans have neither the time, attention span nor the understanding of civics to parse what it all means — but everyone should be able to understand it because it makes clear exactly what the consequences of a Trump victory in the 2024 U.S. presidential election will be, especially should the Republican Party win control of one or both chambers of Congress. Editors, if your newsroom is focused on useless and minute updates about political campaigns and not focused on explaining what's at stake, you have your priorities wrong. #journalism #servicejournalism #project2025 #elections
Why good journalism is best for all of us As the country prepares for a new political administration following the hotly contested elections, the media, as one of the critical pillars of democracy, should vigorously consider an umbrella code of ethics for print, broadcast and online media. Although there seems to be some reluctance from certain quarters for the convergence of print, broadcast and […]
We set out 6️⃣ key areas that need attention by politicians if we want to improve the media in the UK. From new Online Safety initiatives to supporting publishers so they can focus on quality rather than quantity, it is essential that work is done on a political level to improve the state of journalism and media. But which parties have actually pledged to support these areas? We have taken a closer look ⬇️ Find out more about the six areas 👉 https://bit.ly/4bCEJVK #GeneralElection #Politics #Media #OnlineSafety
At the core of healthy political and electoral coverage is putting people before politicians, issues before scare quotes, and actionable info ahead of polls. And you. Can. Do. It. But you have to start changing your coverage now. Don't wait until an election is in full swing. Next Tuesday, join journalism professor and media critic Jay Rosen along with community-focused reporters Natalie Van Hoozer, Hugo Balta, and Elliot Wade, and host Jaisal N. as they explain the key tenets of richer, more informative, more usable, more trustworthy political coverage. And as a bonus, this event kicks off a new Massive Open Online Course happening in April, led by Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas and SJN. Journalists from anywhere in the world can attend this event and take the course, all completely for free.If you feel like the hamster wheel of political coverage isn't getting the job done, but you need the tools and support to change, this is for you. Change can be hard. It can be scary. But it's necessary. And there's a world of people here to help you. https://lnkd.in/gEANcPs7
Freelance Senior Writer/Journalist
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