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Journalism & news media are changing, fast. So too are the habits and expectations of news audiences. What does this mean for those tasked with navigating the media landscape today - and tomorrow? We're hosting an in-person afternoon of conversations on this topic in Old Street, featuring leading media practitioners & observers, and insights from our own research. Come hear from Tom Wainwright (The Economist), Kamilah McInnis (BBC) Charlotte Tobitt (Press Gazette) and Charlie Beckett (The Journalism AI Project, Polis, The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)) To RSVP, simply click on the link in the comments below.

What do updates to the User Needs model for journalism mean for PRs? Check out insight shared during a recent Journalism.co.uk webinar with speakers from Metro.co.uk and Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism.

Vertical video formats on TikTok and beyond are reshaping journalism - from how it’s created to what topics get covered, and which audiences consume it. Download our latest white paper 'TikTok Journalism: The platform's impact on news audiences' for what this means for comms teams navigating the media landscape today.  https://lnkd.in/duK8m6AX

Don’t write off local journalism. From Tractor Boys to Manchester Millers, different publications around the UK are rebuilding community links with local publications. Read the latest in our series of studies on journalism. https://lnkd.in/e_QP444V

How is journalism being reshaped by audiences across the world? Join our upcoming Vuelio x Pulsar webinar for data and discussion on the podcasts, TikTokkers, and local journalists connecting communities across the media landscape. https://lnkd.in/e6Ssajg9

What do audiences think of journalism in 2024? Dying, biased, crucial? We kick off our investigation into the state of journalism by mapping current perceptions within both the UK and globally, with analysis of over 1.2 million media and social data points. https://lnkd.in/eBf5eCYj

'The more real an interaction I can have with a PR, the better' - We catch up with The Quietus' deputy editor Patrick Clarke about music reporting and how the pandemic changed the industry.

Today the four candidates vying for Conservative Party leadership become three - here is a look at the hopefuls, and their chances.

As brands prepare for the UK ban of HFSS TV ads before 9pm, what should PRs know about public, political & media discourse on sugar & health? Our report provides a complete picture of how the topic is discussed in politics, the press & social media.

Halloween, Christmas, and Autumn vibes - find out what the UK media will be writing about, and how PRs can work with them, in our monthly round-up of insight from the ResponseSource Journalist Enquiry Service.