diversity
Commercial lessons from the Black Ballad founder’s newsletter Paid Members Public
How a weekly newsletter has become central to both the community building and monetisation of a ground-breaking website for black women.
Using data to diversify your audience Paid Members Public
How can data and AI analysis help you diversify your content, and attract new types of readers? FT Strategies think they have the answer.
How do we make independent publishing more diverse? Paid Members Public
Too many of the big names of independent newsletters are white, male and from predictable backgrounds. What's stopping more diverse voices succeeding?
PressPad: diversifying media during a pandemic Paid Members Public
PressPad's mission to diversify journalism by providing access for young journalists to work opportunities has been knocked back by the pandemic. Here's what they're doing to recover — and how you can help.
British journalism still has a serious equality problem Paid Members Public
Plenty of talented young female and BAME journalists are entering the industry — but precious few are making the top ranks. Why is that?
Diverse journalism is better journalism: so please back PressPad Paid Members Public
It's getting harder to get into journalism. That's not just down to the popularity of the profession, but the decline in routes in for those who aren't wealthy. PressPad is trying to fix that.
Crowdfunding media diversity Paid Members Public
An interesting RSA-backed initiative to increase diversity in the media [http://www.rsablogs.org.uk/2014/fellowship/big-idea-diversity-in-media/]: > In order to address and to reverse decades of under-representation of ethnic minority voices in the media, the team at Media Diversified [http://mediadiversified.org/about-us/the-team/] is running a crowdfunding
Diversity makes for better journalism Paid Members Public
[http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/assets_c/2014/03/AHquA2NPlOOjeBw0-3615.html] Today was a good day. A hard and difficult day, to be sure, but a good day. Around teaching the Newspaper MA students, and a meeting with Jon [http://hackademic.net] and Ben [http://benwhitelaw.co.uk] about the Interactive
