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Jacob Granger

Brighton

Senior Reporter @journalismnews - [email protected] 🎤⌨️📱| All views my own | Bournemouth Uni 👨‍🎓

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Articles

  • Susie Schofield: 'I vowed no journalist would go to their grave again not knowing their true value'

    3 days 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

    4 days 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.

  • The autocrat's playbook: How democracy dies and what we can do to stop it

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

    Left to right: James Ball (The New European), Amie Ferris-Rotman (Global New Lines), Kiran Nazish (Coalition for Women in Journalism) Credit: Mark Hakansson / Marten Publishing The numbers are stark and troubling. Today, 71 per cent of the world's population lives under autocratic rule—governments where power sits in the hands of just one person. A decade ago, that figure was 48 per cent. We're watching democracy retreat across the globe. What's driving this shift?

  • How Britain's most established news brands are reinventing themselves for the digital age

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

    Left to right: Marcela Kunova (Journalism.co.uk), Tracy Yaverbaun (The Times & Sunday Times), Jonathan Levy (Sky News), Simon Robinson (Reuters) Credit: Mark Hakansson / Marten Publishing A media landscape marked by changing consumer habits and AI disruption is leading some of the oldest UK news organisations to rethink their strategy, and the results are surprisingly encouraging.

  • Nurturing the next generation of talent, with the YOJO newsroom

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

    And check out the Journalism.co.uk podcast on Apple Podcasts and SpotifyThe step between university and the industry is a tricky one. But a new initiative seeks to make that easier.

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Jacob Granger
Jacob Granger @JPGJournalism
10 Apr 24

RT @MarcSettle: Coming to a podcast provider near you soon - me, in your earholes, talking about smartphone journalism. (The one where I t…

Jacob Granger
Jacob Granger @JPGJournalism
7 Feb 24

RT @tamaracherry: When I reported on trauma in Toronto, the term "pickup" referred to the act of getting a picture of the latest homicide o…

Jacob Granger
Jacob Granger @JPGJournalism
13 Dec 23

Really nice work here ⁦@SkyNews⁩ ⁦@tomiyacres⁩ https://t.co/gl1V6aqX3M