Tim Walker on why he thinks Boris Johnson has poisoned the well of journalism
As Boris Johnson steps down as Prime Minister, former Telegraph columnist Tim Walker, author of the soon-to-be-revived play Bloody Difficult…
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What content-first success at Disney+ and Immediate Media can teach publishers about subscriptions
Christine Hayes is group editor in chief (BBC Good Food and Olive) at Immediate Media. Here she writes for Press…
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NUJ general secretary’s message to Reach CEO on eve of strike: ‘Bet on your staff’
Reach journalists across the UK and Ireland are preparing to start a series of walkouts on Friday 26 August. Here,…
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Why Bellingcat hopes focus on accountability can help mitigate horrors of war in Ukraine
In the run-up to the invasion of Ukraine, the Russian government and its allies twisted and fabricated events to justify…
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Comment: Why business journalism needs a representation overhaul
Raconteur editor Sarah Vizard writes about the need to put more focus on diversity in B2B journalism (and beyond) and…
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Truss vs Sunak newspaper endorsements: Right-wing titles get behind Truss
Liz Truss is pulling ahead of Rishi Sunak in the race for media endorsements with less than a month to…
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How to become a journalist in the UK
Getting into the competitive industry of journalism can be an intimidating and daunting experience, with qualifications and experience both something…
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Channel 4 News’ Alex Thomson on how new war reporting challenges combined with timeless dilemmas in Ukraine
Alex Thomson, chief correspondent at Channel 4 News, is a stalwart of British TV news war reporting with more than…
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