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Refresher: Managing a newsroom

Graphic for a one-day refresher course on Media Helping MediaThis intensive, full-day Newsroom Management programme is designed as a refresher for senior editors and managers seeking to get the best out of their journalists and available resources.

Over the course of the day, participants will explore the imperatives of digital transformation, master techniques for content prioritisation and team leadership, and learn to manage converged news operations, all while maintaining high ethical standards and fostering an inclusive newsroom culture.

The programme is structured around practical discussions, case studies, and reference materials linked below. It is based on the six-week module on newsroom management which you are free to download, adapt, and use.

We recommend that trainers circulate the recommended reading resources listed below and encourage participants to read them before attending this refresher.

One-day intensive: Modern newsroom management


Related material

Module: Managing newsroom resources

Convergence: transforming news production

Organising effective newsgathering

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