Jacob Granger

Brighton

Senior Reporter at Journalism.co.uk

Host at Journalism.co.uk Podcast

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Updated: 85 expert voices at the intersection of AI and journalism

1 week ago | journalism.co.uk | Marcela Kunova |Jacob Granger

Aliya Itzkowitz (FT Strategies, top left), Jody Doherty-Cove (Newsquest, top right), Tshepo Tshabalala (JournalismAI, bottom left) and Mattia Peretti (News Alchemists, bottom right) all speaking at our Newsrewired conference over the years Credit: Marten Publishing Pre-register your interest in joining our upcoming media community by filling out this brief form As artificial intelligence transforms newsrooms and reshapes how we gather, verify, and distribute information, staying informed...
Community reactions to the Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2025

1 week ago | journalism.co.uk | Jacob Granger

Lea Korsgaard (Zetland, top left), Dmitry Shishkin (Ringer Media International, top right), Mark Frankel (Full Fact, bottom left), Sophia Smith Galer (Viralect, bottom right) all speaking at our Newsrewired conference over the years Jonathan Paterson, contributing editor, The News Movement said the best part of the annual Reuters Institute's Digital News Report is the post-match analysis. And we couldn't agree more.
2012 vs 2025 in digital media: Nic Newman, lead author of the RISJ Digital News Report

1 week ago | journalism.co.uk | Jacob Granger

And check out the Journalism.co.uk podcast on Apple Podcasts and SpotifyIn case you have been living under a rock, the Reuters Institute has published its 14th annual Digital News Report, offering ground-breaking insight into the trends shaping newsroom strategy, audience behaviour and tech disruption. After 14 years of chronicling the digital transformation of journalism, Nic Newman is stepping down as lead author of the Reuters Institute's Digital News Report.
Digital News Report 2025: legacy publishers bet big on AI, subscriptions and transparency

1 week ago | journalism.co.uk | Jacob Granger

Left to right: Mitali Mukherjee (Reuters Institute), Jane Barrett (Reuters), David Rhodes (Sky News), Basia Cummings (The Observer), Nic Newman (Reuters Institute) Pre-register your interest in joining our new media community by filling out this brief formLegacy news organisations are pressing ahead to reinvent themselves as the Reuters Institute Digital News Report (DNR) 2025 confirms what they already know: the media landscape is shifting beneath their feet.
Ten talking points from the Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2025

1 week ago | journalism.co.uk | Jacob Granger

Pre-register your interest in joining our new media community by filling out this brief formThe Reuters Institute has published its 14th annual Digital News Report, offering ground-breaking insight into the trends shaping newsroom strategy, audience behaviour and tech disruption. The 2025 report showed many key developments and we have crunched through ten of the most useful findings for your newsroom.
Who to follow: 75 expert voices at the intersection of AI and journalism

2 weeks ago | journalism.co.uk | Marcela Kunova |Jacob Granger

Aliya Itzkowitz (FT Strategies, top left), Jody Doherty-Cove (Newsquest, top right), Tshepo Tshabalala (JournalismAI, bottom left) and Mattia Peretti (News Alchemists, bottom right) all speaking at our Newsrewired conference over the years Credit: Marten Publishing Pre-register your interest in joining our upcoming media community by filling out this brief form As artificial intelligence transforms newsrooms and reshapes how we gather, verify, and distribute information, staying informed...
Four golden opportunities for indie newsrooms, with Joe Mitchell of PINF

2 weeks ago | journalism.co.uk | Jacob Granger

Check out the Journalism.co.uk podcast on Apple Podcasts and SpotifyThis week is Indie Week, a week-long campaign celebrating the unsung heroes of independent journalism, and bridging the gap between journalists and their local communities. The reality is that running an indie newsroom is a tough gig. They face many of the same industry-wide challenges, but with smaller teams and resources. However, there are also upsides to being a leaner outfit.
Work smarter, not harder: six lessons from Newsrewired

2 weeks ago | journalism.co.uk | Jacob Granger

And check out the Journalism.co.uk podcast on Apple Podcasts and SpotifyAt our Newsrewired conference last month, in our conversations with attendees and through the talks on stage, there was a shared sense that we all need to do more and more, with less and less. Whether it's the diminishing link economy, shrinking audience attention, fewer staff, or our own depleted bandwidth - when everything feels like it's running on empty, we need to make smarter choices.
Susie Schofield: 'I vowed no journalist would go to their grave again not knowing their true value'

3 weeks ago | journalism.co.uk | Jacob Granger

Credit: Courtesy of Susannah Schofield John Schofield was a BBC reporter who was killed whilst covering the former Yugoslavian War in Croatia in August 1995, aged 29. Today, 30 years later, his name is still remembered and associated with nurturing talent and excellence in journalism. That is because his widow, Susannah Schofield, set up a charity in his name, the John Schofield Trust.
Newsrooms called to up their commitment on mental wellbeing

3 weeks ago | journalism.co.uk | Jacob Granger

UK and Irish newsrooms are being called to sign up to a new mental health and wellbeing charter. A charter is a formal statement that outlines an organisation's rights, aims, or values. Leona O'Neill, an experienced journalist and lecturer at Ulster University in Northern Ireland, is launching the The MediaStrong Newsroom Wellbeing Charter to ask news organisations to increase their commitment to mental health.