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News Labs is hiring!
We're looking for an experienced delivery manager to help to get our innovative projects into development and in front of audiences. The role is based in our city centre #bbc offices here in Cardiff.
Further info:
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Interested in the future of news? Asking if AI is the only answer? Want to do more to serve all our audiences better?
BBC News Labs is looking for curious and collaborative people to join our editorial team in Cardiff.
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"AI will be in the DNA of our future generations and their expectations will be different from ours. So at the BBC we'll need to strike a balance between the human nature of our journalism and AI," says @ManjiriKC in the session on journalism and tech #RISJ40
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"Our research at @BBC shows that the world has moved on from the inverted piramid. People prefer a much more linear structure, with more context, a bit like a fairytale. We help people understand what happens," says @ManjiriKC in the session on journalism and tech #RISJ40
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📣Today we’re launching a Welsh Inclusive Journalism Network!
If you’re black, brown, gay, trans, disabled, working class or you and yours are under-represented in the industry in any way then this is for you.🧵
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Key to this - "... how those who speak are treated".
Do you want to fix the news media race problem? Put fewer white men at the top, writes our own @MeeraSelva1 in this piece.
"The broader question is who is deciding the news, who gets to have a voice, and how those who do speak are treated" reutersinstitute.politics.ox…
SO many points resonate here.
Newsrooms should be aware of "the way that certain journalists get the benefit of the doubt, and the ability to move on after messing up, and how this is influenced by class and race," says @Izin_A at one of our #RISJSeminars
Video and transcript here: reutersinstitute.politics.ox…
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Interested in how to build online news that's more engaging, informative, inclusive and connects with younger audiences? It’s the holy grail, but my @clwstwr news storytelling research proved it CAN be done. Find out how, in our new Policy Brief. (Thread) clwstwr.org.uk/clwstwr-polic…
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"If people of colour were driving editorial decisions in newsrooms, all our discussions about immigration, inequality, education and crime would be entirely different."
📽️@ShirishMM on the urgent need to address racism in newsrooms for our #RISJSeminars
reutersinstitute.politics.ox…
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The coronavirus pandemic has been tough on journalists. @HANNAHSTORM6 @jonbir90 @iron_emu and @ManjiriKC share some practical tips on how to look after yourself and your colleagues #newsrw
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Couldn’t have said it better myself.
"Our discourse in journalism and politics often characterises immigrants as opportunistic and undeserving. Imagine how that kind of newsroom conversations make me and others like me feel," says @ShirishMM from @TBIJ @bureaulocal
📺 Watch here
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Wear the hat. "Your family already know you're a pillock."
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I read this recently and I love it.
Never make fun of someone if they mispronounce a word. It means they learned it by reading.
