Fleet Street bosses battle to revive newsroom spirit in the age of flexible working
UK media WFH policies are generally hybrid/flexible. But editors are keen to rebuild a pre-pandemic atmosphere.
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18 global news industry leaders share their tips for success in 2023
News leaders answer the question: "What is the biggest challenge of 2023 and how will you tackle it?"
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M&S knitwear, dungarees and the death of the tie: Newsroom dress codes in 2022
Which style do you fit: The Old Guard? The Geography Teacher? The Gen Z Fashionable Type? Or the WFHer?
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Independent editor says title remains ‘politically neutral’ but has ‘strong views’ amid call for general election
The Independent’s acting editor David Marley has said being “independent” does not mean having to be “bland” as he explained…
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Long-time ‘dominant personality’ of Evening Standard subs desk Ian Stocks dies aged 84
Ian Stocks, a much-loved and respected figure in the Evening Standard newsroom across four decades, has died at the age…
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Death of Queen sees biggest traffic surge to UK news brands since 2020 US election
Update 23/9/22: Traffic to UK national news brands rose by 53% on the day of the Queen’s death to reach…
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Ads, subs and monetising niche audiences: Five UK podcast sector themes from the Future of Media Technology conference
Digital audio chiefs at the BBC, Financial Times and Evening Standard have shed light on the future of podcasts and…
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Evening Standard acting editor Charlotte Ross leaves paper after 16 years – and joins Telegraph
Update 18/8/22: Charlotte Ross has been appointed as deputy editor for features and lifestyle at The Telegraph after leaving the Evening…
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