Journalism Diversity Fund awards more than £123,000
The Journalism Diversity fund has invested just over £123,000 on bursaries for diverse NCTJ students in the 2012/13 academic year.
The Journalism Diversity fund has invested just over £123,000 on bursaries for diverse NCTJ students in the 2012/13 academic year.
Five aspiring journalists have been awarded bursaries by the Journalism Diversity Fund following interviews with a panel of media professionals.
“We must keep women media professionals within the media sector” was the message received by the more than 50 participants attending the third annual WAN-IFRA Women in News Summit in Zambia, this week, which brought together women from the media indu
NCTJ chairman Kim Fletcher argued that traditional journalism is not dead at a debate held in the committee rooms of the House of Commons this week.
The shortlist for the third round of Journalism Diversity Fund bursaries has now been announced.
On 11 October, iSUBSCRiBE invited some of the UK’s leading subscriptions marketers to a round table event looking at how subscriptions departments were coping with the transition to digital. James Evelegh took notes…
The National Council for the Training of Journalists is investing in a major piece of research to provide independent, comprehensive and up-to-date labour market information about journalists.
The deep recession and the Leveson Inquiry are resulting in major changes in journalistic training, including new courses in business and finance reporting and media ethics. Steve Dyson finds out more from Joanne Butcher, chief executive of the Natio
Five aspiring journalists have been awarded bursaries by the Journalism Diversity Fund following interviews with a panel of media professionals.
The Journalism Diversity Fund is expanding into broadcast media with support from Sky.
Haymarket Media in Asia has signed an agreement to licence its MediaWorks pitch training event in the US.
New jobs in the newsroom that nobody has ever heard of before, staff that resists change, and the constant challenge of producing quality journalism with less resources.
Barry Henderson’s recent article for InPublishing magazine on the sorry state of ad sales in the regional press obviously struck a chord. Jim Chisholm reflects on what the response to Barry’s piece tells us about the current state of the newspaper se
The first Shine School Media Awards were held recently at Stationers’ Hall, with St Paul’s Girls’ School taking the Gold Award. Matthew Wallis applauds the next generation of publishing talent.
Amy Bell explains why training and development are vital to your publishing business.