This week we are joined by Sky Sports News reporter Chris Reidy. Chris discusses the importance of building relationships, how to source interviews, and telling stories that are close to his heart. Follow News Associates to keep up to date with each episode release. You can listen to and watch our How to be a […]
This week we are joined by Daily Mail political correspondent Kumail Jaffer. Kumail discusses his journey into political journalism, working in the lobby and his life outside of the industry. Kumail shares the best piece of advice he’s ever been given – ‘just keep writing’ – and discusses journalism work placements and building a […]
News Associates has appointed a panel of industry experts to help shape their training in London and Manchester.
News Associates was again named the UK’s top NCTJ journalism course and the top fast-track course at the 2015 Journalism Skills Conference in Birmingham.
By the time you read this, it is likely the first steps will have been taken to disembowel the Freedom of Information Act.
On a panel about the future of journalism at Oxford University earlier this month, a fellow speaker spoke passionately about what he termed the ‘democratisation of news’, writes James Toney.
To name or not to name – that has been the hotly-debated question in so many newsrooms this week, a textbook example of journalism ethics in action, writes James Toney.
News Associates trainees feature prominently on the shortlists for the NCTJ Awards for Excellence – with nine nominations, more than any other journalism school.
A big chunk of journalism requires a degree of mutual trust between the writer and those providing the information.
Newspapers covering the recent anti-gentrification protests were faced with a censorship dilemma when it came to describing the organisers,writes Graham Dudman.
