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The countdown is on! Our super-early-bird tickets for Newsrewired 2026 are nearly gone—just seven left at this special price. Book now and get your ticket for £225 + VAT (standard price £295 + VAT). To claim your discount, enter code SUPEREARLYBIRD at checkout. Key details: Don’t miss your chance to join the industry’s most forward-thinking event at the best […]
We’re excited to announce the first three confirmed speakers for our upcoming conference on November 26, bringing together some of the most influential voices in digital media transformation and strategic leadership. Dietmar Schantin: global media transformation expert Dr Dietmar Schantin brings unparalleled expertise in transforming media operations across continents. His impressive portfolio includes work with […]
With trust in traditional media on the decline and rapidly changing consumer habits, The Economist knows that not even its 181 years of history make it too big to fall. So, over the past couple of years, the publisher invested heavily in marketing and audience growth strategies that it hopes will solidify its position as a leading […]
At Journalism.co.uk, we like to experiment with the latest tools to see whether they are of any use to journalists. To test the strengths and weaknesses of the new Google product NotebookLM, we submitted a script detailing the topics and sessions of our upcoming conference. Pros: The conversation sounds very natural and human-like, and you […]
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Newsrewired is proud to support Reporters Without Borders and the Journalism Trust Initiative in their mission to reinforce trust in the media at such a crucial time. “We are thrilled to announce our participation in Newsrewired as a pivotal moment for the launch of the Journalism Trust Initiative in the UK,” said Benjamin Sabbah, director […]
Newsrooms need to look beyond short-term outrage and start putting scrutiny on the causes and solutions to a dire environmental situation
News avoiders are simply ‘frustrated sense seekers’ who do not see value in traditional journalism, says award-winning journalist Shirish Kulkarni
