InHacks/Hackers LondonbyFrancesco Zaffarano·Apr 30, 2020Seven talks on journalism innovation that you should watchFrom podcasts to AI and journalism, some food for thought while you are stuck at home
InHacks/Hackers LondonbyFrancesco Zaffarano·Nov 11, 2019Why it’s about time we talk seriously about AI and journalism“This is a complex technology and it is going to take years to discover its impact”
InHacks/Hackers LondonbyFrancesco Zaffarano·Oct 30, 2019How Vogue is growing audiences by focusing on readers’ needsAnd contributed to making Vogue India online readership grow by 129% in one year
InHacks/Hackers LondonbyFrancesco Zaffarano·Aug 19, 2019How slow is slow news? 8 questions to Tortoise founder Katie Vanneck-SmithLike ‘How many members do you need to be sustainable?’
InHacks/Hackers LondonbyFrancesco Zaffarano·May 14, 2019Five ways journalism can rethink engagement with its audienceLessons after a year of Engaged Journalism Accelerator at the European Journalism Centre
Francesco Zaffarano·Apr 3, 2019Going to Perugia? Here’s what I am looking forward to at #IJF19A very personal selection of panels I will (hopefully) attend
InHacks/Hackers LondonbyFrancesco Zaffarano·Mar 25, 2019How to get funding for journalism projects — tips from Hazel SheffieldThe golden rules to nail journalism grants and fund your next projectA response icon1A response icon1
InHacks/Hackers LondonbyFrancesco Zaffarano·Mar 4, 2019How to launch a daily news podcast — tips from The Guardian’s podcast producer Mythili RaoPlus: the Cairncross Review on the (sustainable) future of UK journalism; how a Talent Lab taught Quartz the importance of wellness in the…A response icon1A response icon1
InInterhacktivesbyFrancesco Zaffarano·Feb 25, 2019This is what media innovators are doing in 2019Get ready to take notes! This is what media innovators at the Financial Times, CNN, The Guardian and Condé Nast International are doing to…A response icon2A response icon2
InHacks/Hackers LondonbyFrancesco Zaffarano·Feb 5, 2019Can Liberating Structures save us from the next useless meeting?Hacks/Hackers London community tested an alternative method