Thoughts from my first face-to-face conference in 30 months.

How do we recruit and retain a more skilled, diverse staff of journalists? The final panel of news:rewired set out to answer that question.

How do you win an audience. convert them to subscribers — and retain them in tough economic times? A news:rewired panel explores past sucesses and future strategies.

Polarisation has been on the rise in many societies for the past decade. Is news stoking the conflict — and can better reporting be part of the solution?

Are we any nearer buidling a more healthy relationship between news publishers and social media platforms? The outlook is not good, suggests a news:rewired panel…

From grusome images on social media to war reporting and pandemics — journalists are under more stress than ever. How do we help keep our newrooms productive, and our staff healthy?

The contrast between the coverage of war in Syrai and Ukraine is shocking and stark, argues the news:rewired keynoter. Here's how we can do better.

In the closing news:rewired session, we heard what the Engaged Journalism Accelerator has learnt about audience engagement so far.

Can upbeat news which delivers solutions to our problem supplant "if it bleeds, it leads"? Maybe - it's certainly proved lucrative for some publishers.

Are smart speakers the next frontier for journalism - and is there any money to be made there? A panel of speakers at the March 2018 news:rewired explored the potential — and the challenges.

Journalism needs a new business model. Hell, it need many new models. Here's a bunch of them from news:rewired

Local journalism is in trouble in the UK - there's no disputing that. What can the big national sites do to help?

For all the praise heaped on the NYT, its paywall model won't work for smaller audiences. Switzerland's NZZ is trying something more sophisticated.

A digital journalism jargon drinking game for attendees of the news rewired conference.