BBC News, The Guardian, Global Media and The New Statesman share what gives their shows an edge in a competitive space
Standing out in a crowded market: what makes a top news podcast?
What does the future hold for newsletters?
The Guardian, The Economist and The Financial Times share insights on how the newsletter format is being used to deepen reader relationships and bolster subscription offerings
How should publishers rethink reader revenue in a changing world?
Where is the ceiling for subscribers when it comes to reader revenue, and what can publishers do when they hit it? Experts from FT Strategies, the Guardian, Sifted and Tortoise share their insights
New speaker announcement: Amanda Michel, deputy membership editor, the Guardian
More people are paying for Guardian journalism than ever before.
The Guardian has grown from 15,000 members in January 2016 to over 570,000 regular paying supporters, members and subscribers in June 2018. It also received an additional 375,000 one-off contributions globally in the past 12 months.
We are pleased to announce that Amanda Michel, the Guardian’s global contributions director and project manager, will be joining us as a speaker at the next newsrewired conference on 7 November 2018.
Contentment to sponsor news:rewired
With under three weeks to go until our next news:rewired digital journalism conference, we are pleased to announced London startup Contentment as the latest sponsor of the event.
Contentment is a creative tech startup based in Shoreditch who built a cloud-hosted platform to make it easier for publishers to create apps and distribute content that looks great on any device.
Founder Michael Kowalski will be joining expert speakers from international news organisations to discuss the latest tools, techniques and trends in digital journalism on 1 December at the MSN UK offices in London.
Slides and audio – Unheard voices, untold stories
The opening panel at news:rewired looked at how news organisations are using new technology and techniques to give voice to some of the more marginalised members of society, finding new stories and audiences in the process
Fabian von der Mark, journalist, Deutsche Welle
Paul Myles, editorial manager, On Our Radar
Yasir Mirza, head of diversity and inclusion, Guardian News & Media
Anne-Marie Tomchak, reporter and presenter, BBC Trending
Moderated by:
Rachael Jolley, editor, Index on Censorship
Check out the presentations slides and audio here
AS IT HAPPENED: Breaking article boundaries panel discussion
A live blog of the final session at news:rewired conference in London where speakers discussed different reporting styles
AS IT HAPPENED: Mapping workshop
A live blog from the mapping workshop at news:rewired conference in London today
AS IT HAPPENED: Data-driven newsrooms session
A live blog of the data-driven newsrooms session at the news:rewired conference in London today
As it happened: Tips for journalists on collecting social media conversations
The first session of news:rewired looked at the ways journalists can find conversations taking place on various social media platforms, discover news leads and tune in to audience reactions.
The session featured: Ian Barber, senior developer advocate, Google+; Katie Rogers, social news editor, Guardian US; Dave Wyllie, editor, BreakingNews.com; Catriona Oldershaw, UK managing director, Synthesio. Moderated by Gabrielle Peters, social media consultant.