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Project and Collaboration Manager in Journalism | Founder of PM-IJ | Mentor, Coach, Trainer | Leadership in Collaborative Journalism | Author of GIJN Guide Project Management in Investigative Journalism

555 people enjoy reading my weekly newsletter... 555!!! I never thought so many people would be interested in reading about project management in journalism. It seems that many journalists are interested in how to organise a kick-off, how to avoid conflicts in the team or how to spend your budget wisely. As I work on a new series of newsletters to support you, what other topics would you like to see covered in this guide? What information are you missing but desperately looking for? And, importantly, how would you use it in your work? In what context do you need this knowledge? It would help me a lot to get the explanation right. Please leave your remarks here 👇

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Amélie Reichmuth

Award-winning journalist 🗣🖋 | Media advocate ✊🗞 | Entrepreneur 👩💼📈 | Educator 👩🏫💡

7mo

I'm completely biased here, but I would love to read a series on how to freelance like a pro: Coco's School for Freelancing 😅 💡

Zahra Salah Uddin

Award-winning journalist & editor, speaker and communications expert with a penchant for UX design and other media-related nerdery.

7mo

Would love something on how to be “pushy” as an introverted freelance journalist? The right way to get your voice heard. I’ve been waiting since six months for a newsroom to pay me a kill fee for an article of mine they won’t be running anymore. And I’ve been waiting since 4 months (but to be fair, still working with the editor on corrections) to get a piece out finally. I feel these are small parts of management I’d love to get better at

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