As more and more brands build their own content operations, so many job opportunities have opened up for journalists to step out of media while still using their carefully acquired storytelling skills...
Isabelle Roughol
Isabelle Roughol is an independent writer and podcaster, founder and host of Borderline, a podcast about lives lived across borders. She is also a consultant and trainer in media management, focused on developing people-first leadership in newsrooms and improving our industry's organizational culture. She was international editorial director and senior managing editor at LinkedIn, as well as a foreign editor at Le Figaro and national reporter at The Cambodia Daily. She’s lived in the US, Paris, Sydney, Phnom Penh and now calls London home.
Engaged journalism: how do we create news with the audience we have, and with the audiences we have yet to reach?
Journalists can no longer stay at the top of the mountain, broadcasting down the news they choose to a passive audience. We know we must work in the midst of our audience and work with and for the pub...
Apple, LinkedIn, Flipboard... more tech companies are hiring journalists to do precisely that — be journalists. They're curating news, reporting original stories and giving editorial direction to ne...
Journalists are being overwhelmed by the information they are asked to process in their working day and want to explore solutions with third-party news providers and management to make it more managea...
Disappearing act: what the decline of local beat journalists means for our democracies
Local newspapers have historically played a hugely important role in holding local elected representatives to account, unmasking dodgy councillors, nefarious property developers and more. It is these ...
Expanding global reach, going into non-English markets, tailoring content to the needs of diverse audiences around the world, working with cross-functional, distributed teams across several countries ...
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