From jobs and opportunities to personal insights into the industry, here is our list of the best journalism newsletters to subscribe to.
When finding quality journalism, we have more choice than ever – newsletters are a fantastic way to cut through the noise and get the content you actually want to read straight to your inbox.
Whether you love the work of a particular publication or you want to be the first to know about new opportunities and events, subscribing to newsletters can help you stay connected and kickstart your curiosity for journalism.
Best journalism newsletters for job searching
Journo Resources – Journo Resources is the first newsletter aspiring journalists should turn to – every week, founder Jem Collins sends out loads of journalism jobs, including starting out roles, next step positions and freelance gigs.
💌 No-one enjoys the job-hunt! Sign up to JR’s weekly newsletter where we’ll do the leg-work for you – delivered direct to your inboxes every Tuesday 👇 https://t.co/FNZcw0Tark
— Journo Resources (@journoresources) July 20, 2025
Freelancing for Journalists – A fantastic newsletter to subscribe to for all things freelance! This newsletter shares the best tips, insights and career advice from the Freelancing for Journalists podcast episodes.
🚨 The latest FWN newsletter is out now! 🚨
✍️ More than 80 new pitch calls, freelance & remote writing jobs from the last four days!
📰 Check out the newsletter in full & earn yourself that next commission or writing job!
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— Freelance Writing Network (@FreelanceWNN) July 21, 2025
Sian Meades-Williams – This newsletter by Sian Meades-Williams helps you get paid freelance jobs. Sian also recently launched the Freelance Writing Jobs Fund, which awarded grants to writers struggling due to the pandemic.
Best journalism newsletters for career starters
Peak District – Written by News Associates alumna Beth Kirkbride, this newsletter provides an insight into what it’s like to start a career as a journalist, with advice, messages of support and recommendations for reading, listening and watching.
Ann Friedman – Ann Friedman is the queen of journalism newsletters. In her own words, her weekly newsletter is ‘full of great writing and GIFs and gems from the far-flung corners of the internet.’
Best journalism newsletters from publications
The Economist – The Economist send their top article picks to your email, with fascinating feature pieces from around the world.
Tortoise Media – Tortoise advocates a new way of telling the news: revealing slow news rather than breaking lots of short stories. The newsletter selects their best stories and sends fascinating pieces for you to read and listen to.
The Indiependent – If you subscribe to The Indiependent newsletter, you’ll get your fill of regular news roundups, music, film, TV and book recommendations – anything and everything related to entertainment!.
South West Londoner – Another great local newsletter, South West Londoner is packed full of stories written and produced by our trainees! If you’re based in south-west London, subscribe to get the best stories of the week directly in your inbox, including news, sports, life, entertainment and food and drink.
You don’t need to stop at reading amazing journalism – you could be writing it too! Check out our list of the best places to pitch to as an aspiring journalist.
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