News Associates alumni took centre stage to excite and inspire this year’s JournoFest audience by retracing their first steps into the industry as NCTJ-qualified journalists, writes Emma Pengelly.
Journalism needs a new generation of data-savvy reporters was the theme of our JournoFest ‘Digital Journalism – What’s the future?’ panel writes Harry Normanton.
Susie Boniface, also known as the Fleet Street Fox, informed and entertained with her keynote speech at JournoFest, writes Yasemin Craggs Mersinoglu.
Successful journalists create positive PR relationships, according to JournoFest’s ‘PR – Journalists’ friend or foe?’ panel, writes Kate Nicholson.
News Associates and Sportsbeat, in partnership with the Sports Journalists’ Association, are delighted to announce the launch of a journalism diversity scholarship for aspiring sports journalists.
We’re pleased to announce Susie Boniface AKA the Fleet Street Fox, The Times chief reporter Sean O’Neill and the Financial Times head of interactive news Martin Stabe will all be speaking at JournoFest 2019.
Not that we need an excuse to celebrate the brilliance of our trainees and graduates, but as it’s National Apprenticeship Week we thought we’d shower our journalism apprentices and their employers with some love.
We’re thrilled to announce Susie Boniface, aka Fleet Street Fox, will speak at JournoFest 2019.
Four high-flying News Associates graduates were awarded for achieving the top exam results in the UK at the NCTJ diploma awards 2019.
News Associates is to train the latest recipient of the Daily Mail Stephen Lawrence Scholarship aimed at promoting diversity in journalism.
