Jaldeep Katwala shares some reflections about indie news coverage of the riots spreading across the UK, and a round-up of some work from providers in our network. (Header Image: The Lancanshire Lead) It’s in the nature of journalists that when big stories happen there is an adrenalin rush.
Joe Mitchell reflects on the landslide General Election last week and what we might expect from a new Labour government on public interest news in the UK. It’s probably not escaped your notice that we have a new parliament in Westminster, and a new Labour government in Whitehall. But
Hani Barghouthi shares some highlights and insights from the first public campaign to support the UK’s indie news sector, with a touch of gleeful bragging about its success on behalf of PINF and the participating publishers.
We’re adjusting our research questions, priorities and products. Joe Mitchell outlines our thinking - and wants to hear from you. PINF believes that everyone in the UK should benefit from public interest news that speaks to them, for them and with them. This statement inspires several questions: What exactly is