10th November 2022
Founded in 1850 by the Mormon Church, now with 10 million readers—the longest-running news organization in the American West
30th September 2022
Live reporting from Ukraine’s frontline
18th August 2022
The Pulitzer-winning science writer on how Covid journalism is a matter of life and death… and the small question of what it actually means to be alive
12th August 2022
Reflecting on three decades in journalism – with a new focus on workplace mental health
23rd June 2022
Ten years in the Navy, 25 years in journalism covering “war, blood, and guts” – and winning the Orwell Prize
9th June 2022
Tackling the growing problem of journalists under attack online
21st April 2022
A mission to bring video to every news article in the world
11th February 2022
Helping to grow a sustainable local news media – and the dangers to democracy if we don’t
5th August 2021
The successful growth strategy resulting in a doubling of paid subscribers – vital to “properly fund quality journalism”
29th July 2021
Big data’s blind spot – and how anthropology can fill the gaps
27th May 2021
The vital role of fair, fearless and truthful journalism
4th March 2021
Taking the Independent global – and the Evening Standard’s “empty London” problem
25th February 2021
A long career defending the reputation of those in the public eye – having never lost a libel case
10th February 2021
Strategic media advice and podcasting centered around ‘crisis’… having learned from a few of his own
21st January 2021
Finishing the work of the 19th Amendment – leading a campaigning newsroom covering the intersection of women, politics and policy
20th August 2020
Supporting journalists with training, advice and insight – and fighting for journalism itself
13th August 2020
The art of the perfect interview
11th June 2020
The challenges of being funny “in a very un-funny political climate”
28th May 2020
The editor of medicine’s most respected journal shares her fears that the COVID-19 pandemic could get worse
14th May 2020
Breaking the Windrush scandal: a tip-off, months of persistence against government evasion… and ultimately the Home Secretary’s resignation
