Journalism Industry News
A collection of Journalism latest news, analysis and best practices from top business influencers and the world's most trustworthy sources.
Vermont schools should invest in student journalism - VTDigger
This commentary is by Katerine Lacourciere, a rising senior at Essex High School, where she is a staff writer for the Hive. Journalism is essential to inform communities, hold those in power accountable and give voice to perspectives that might…
Teesside Live Premium marks new era in local trusted journalism
Today, Teesside Live enters a new era. For more than a century and a half, we've faithfully recorded what goes on in the area we're proud to call home. Everyone on Teesside knows The Gazette, and the later-arriving online version Teesside Live…
CoventryLive Premium marks a new era for local journalism
For more than 130 years, this city has had a local news organisation dedicated to telling its story. Since 1891, we have been together through recessions, world wars - and the rebuilding, industrial change and countless other challenges. In fact…
Editors of economics journal resign after association renews Taylor & Francis contract
Forty-one editors, associate editors and advisory board members resigned from their roles at the Review of Social Economy after the Association for Social Economics, which owns the journal, renewed its contract with publisher Taylor & Francis. The…
Unjournaling: Why Some People Heal Better Without Writing
Source: Towfiqu barbhuiya / Pexels This post began while I was packing boxes to move to a new home. As I emptied cupboards and shelves, I came across a stack of journals I had accumulated during my years in this house. Some were filled. Others…
Dusty rose is still trending for summer and Matalan's 100% cotton stripe bedding set for £24 proves it
If you're looking for the ultimate bedding that can tick off every box this summer, we have just the set for you from Matalan. It comes in one of summer's biggest colour trends - dusty rose. The pale earthy pink shade is ideal for summer bedding as…
Nifty Prediction Today - July 24, 2026: Nifty futures: Support invalidated, turns bearish
Nifty 50 began today's session with a gap-down at 23,666 versus yesterday's close of 23,870. The index is now hovering around 23,650, down nearly 1 per cent. The advance/decline ratio stands at 8/42, showing a bearish bias. Cipla, up 2.3 per cent…
Surging IPO activity is one of the four horsemen of a market bubble, according to this portfolio manager
Is the surge in initial public offerings a red flag for investors? As U.S. issuance hits a record high only halfway through 2026, that's a debate ongoing in the market right now. It was also the question that was put to three U.S. strategists by…
Math's latest Fields Medalists are the most diverse group yet
PHILADELPHIA—Math's most prestigious prizes were announced today at the International Congress of Mathematicians. Following a lively brass-band performance by the West Philadelphia Orchestra in a massive auditorium at the Pennsylvania…
Lobbying firm pressed for details about payments to journalists for favourable stories
A political lobbying firm secretly paying journalists for articles favourable to its clients is facing calls to reveal full details of the payments, after the practice was denounced as a dangerous “attack on democracy”. MPs, senior…
What the renewed Iran war means for Japan
With the U.S.-Iran ceasefire unraveled, the war in the Middle East is once again threatening repercussions that is forcing Japan back to the drawing board about its economic and national security strategies. In the short term, Prime Minister Sanae…
Asian allies push back against Trump's forced-labor tariffs
Asian nations have described the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariffs as baseless and unjustified, while stopping short of any retaliatory moves. The U.S. said Thursday it will collect duties of between 10% and 12.5% on…
Future of Marketing Briefing: The case for and against the death of the big brand ad
The debate has been simmering since Unilever CEO Fernando Fernandez stood up at an investor conference earlier this year and declared big brand advertising dead. In its place, an army of 300,000 creators, with social spend rising to half the…
The world has an anchovy problem
One of the world's current hottest commodities is in the midst of a huge disruption. It may sound like I'm talking about oil and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, but this is even more severe. The supply shock is far greater — and so is…
Top environmental fund sees Japan key to AI energy challenge
Asia's best-performing environmental fund has increased exposure to Japan as it expects the nation's technology sector to prove increasingly pivotal in solving the artificial intelligence industry's surging power demands. The BNP Paribas Green…
Receive a Daily briefing on Journalism Industry News
Get Started