Marcela Kunova is an editor for Journalism.co.uk, a leading source of news and resources for journalists. With a focus on the intersection of technology and journalism, Marcela covers topics such as artificial intelligence, media trends, and the future of the industry. Her articles provide insights and analysis for professionals looking to stay informed and adapt to the rapidly changing media landscape.
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Marcela's coverage focuses heavily on the content and publishing industry, with a particular interest in emerging trends and innovations. She seems to be receptive to press releases, data citations, and how-to guides related to journalism, media industry developments, newsroom strategies, AI in journalism, and audience engagement.
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By: Marcela Kunova
At Journalism.co.uk, we like to experiment with the latest tools to see whether they are of any use to journalists. To test the strengths and weaknesses of the new Google product NotebookLM, we submitted a script detailing the topics and sessions of our upcoming conference.
You may not like the future dominated by generative AI but that does not mean it is not coming
By: Marcela Kunova
Big Tech tech is not our biggest problem - it is politicians spreading lies and newsrooms cutting their defenses
By: Marcela Kunova
A young jobseeker called out an industry leader for criticising students' skillsets - and ended up being offered a job
By: Marcela Kunova
With trust in traditional media on the decline and rapidly changing consumer habits, The Economist knows that not even its 181 years of history make it too big to fall. So, over the past couple of years, the publisher invested heavily in marketing and audience growth strategies that it hopes will solidify its position as a leading go-to news source for younger audiences.
By: Marcela Kunova
New global report reveals urgent need for innovative financing solutions as technology giants reshape media landscape
By: Marcela Kunova
When war broke out in Ukraine, veteran journalist Joanna Mosiej saw a gap in media coverage. Her response was to build a bilingual platform that now reaches 80,000 Polish and Ukrainian women monthly
When Russia invaded Ukraine, veteran journalist Joanna Mosiej saw beyond the headlines. While others focused on front-line coverage, she recognized a different story emerging in her native Poland – one that needed to be told. "There is a war on the other side of the border, that for me was impossible to imagine," Mosiej says, leaning forward as she describes the moment that sparked her "crazy idea" to launch Sestry.eu (translates as Sisters), a groundbreaking bilingual media platform.
By: Jacob Granger, Marcela Kunova
Tech is forcing news organisations to adapt, meaning they need fresh ideas and new blood in the building. But it also means a whole lot more stress for managers and staffers
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