by Nell O’Shea Carre and Evie Dinkelmeyer In the context of an ever-changing digital and social media landscape, news publishers around the world are finding they need to diversify the ways that they reach people. Newsletters are a great way for publishers to establish and maintain direct connections with their audience – we’ve created this […]
The goal posts are constantly moving in terms of social media platforms and other avenues of engagement, so we've done our best to round up your options in 2023.
With so many options out there for agency and freelance designers and developers, we've put together a short list of questions to consider when you're choosing who to contract.
You might be fairly on top of your gift shopping by now, but have you thought about giving your newsroom a little treat? We’ve rustled up some of the most sought after delights, as well as some ‘basics’ (everyone actually needs socks for Christmas). If you’ve been thinking about updates or new systems, consider this
When publishing digital content, we have a responsibility to ensure that this content is accessible to all. Web content accessibility is covered by the Disability Discrimination Act of 1992 (DDA).
Canva is an essential tool for journalists, whether you’re part of a big newsroom or building your own media brand. This series explores how to use Canva to create assets quickly and easily whether you’re in the newsroom or out in the field.
We've gathered some information about some available subscription services based on how you publish your news.
As a new LINA staff member on the other side of the world, attending LION‘s upgraded and amplified event, the Independent News Sustainability Summit in Austin Texas, was an intimidating prospect. With over 500 attendees drawn from news publishers and journalists, supporters, funders, and industry representatives, this summit showcased the beating heart of hyperlocal and
Metadata is the framework of information that makes up your articles, images, and digital presence in general.
MEAA initiated Australian media self-regulation in 1944 when it created the MEAA Journalist Code of Ethics
