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Source Code: WSJ's social carousels, Black Current News and a queer critique of AI (opens the original)
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Three speakers at London's much-loved networking event showed how journalists can challenge AI's blind spots, serve overlooked communities and win over audiences on social media Six years of the pandemic and working from home have done a lot of damage, both to the events industry and to people's willingness to leave their homes and meet fellow humans in real life. So, together with a bunch of friends from the industry, we decided to start Source Code, a London meetup of journalists and techies w
Engage, explain and empower: The Local Sweden's audience strategy during election season (opens the original)
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Instead of going on its own assumptions, this publication for foreign residents asked readers to shape their election coverage - and the responses changed everything Emma Löfgren recalled running a workshop for a major Swedish newsroom and asking what their readers actually wanted from them. "There was just complete silence. Like they had no idea," says Löfgren, who works both as a media consultant, and as the editor and deputy managing editor for The Local Sweden, a news publication aimed at fo
Behind Reach's cuts: two journalists telling their own story (opens the original)
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Reach is cutting around 160 editorial jobs and closing three local titles. Behind the numbers are journalists like Jess Flaherty and Hedi Mehrez, living through a second round of cuts and a masthead's final months Reach confirmed around 160 net editorial job losses yesterday, with KentLive, AberdeenLive and GalwayBeo closing entirely. The reason is mainly the shift away from page views and towards deeper, more engaged audiences, as referral traffic from Google keeps drying up and ad money is dis
Media Party Barcelona 2026: two weeks to go (opens the original)
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Registration is now open and free for all attendees, including journalists, technologists, and media leaders Media Party, the renowned international conference on journalism innovation, brings its first European edition to Barcelona’s CaixaForum on 7–8 September 2026. Registration is now open and free for all attendees, including journalists, technologists, and media leaders (sign up here). Confirmed speakers include experts from Maldita.es, Reuters Institute, NPR, and Cloudflare, and well-known
Why one food editor is making writers pick up the phone (opens the original)
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No more email pitches, no more AI ghostwriters. If you want in Hanna Raskin's Food Section, you'll actually have to talk to her From next month, anyone hoping to pitch a story to Hanna Raskin's Food Section will need to do something radical: ring her up instead of sending an email. The change is a direct response to the flood of AI-generated pitches now clogging inboxes across the industry, along with the growing number of writers using AI tools without disclosing it. I caught up with Raskin to
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