Marcela Kunova

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...

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...

3 weeks ago | journalism.co.uk | Marcela Kunova

Pre-register your interest in our new website and services by filling out this brief formLast month, something I never thought would happen actually happened. I became the owner of Journalism.co.uk and Newsrewired - the platform and conference I've been part of for seven years. It feels surreal, but also completely right. From the time I joined as senior reporter in 2018 and became editor a year later, I watched our community grow and evolve.

3 weeks ago | journalism.co.uk | Marcela Kunova

Marten Publishing has acquired Journalism.co.uk and its conference brand Newsrewired, marking a fresh start for the digital publishing platform under new ownership. Marcela Kunova, who held several positions at Journalism.co.uk over seven years, most recently as editor, led the acquisition last month and has stepped into the role of managing director. The move represents an opportunity to reinvigorate the platform and better serve its community.

1 month ago | journalism.co.uk | Marcela Kunova

Last year, award-winning journalist Will Hayward made a career move that many dream of - he left his full-time role at Reach plc's title Wales Online to grow his Substack side hustle. More than 5,000 subscribers are now following his essential reporting on Welsh politics and current affairs. Will spoke with Journalism.co.uk about his journey. First-name basisThe Will Hayward newsletter - a name he would not choose if starting again - has grown thanks to its deeply personal nature.