Playbook Media, based in London Bridge, brings together The Stage and The Bookseller, two of the most respected publications in their industries with more than 300 years of combined history. We are the trusted, independent voice serving the theatre industry and the book trade.
| Company Name: | Playbook Media |
| Country: | United Kingdom |
| City: | London |
| Post Code: | SE1 3XT |
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Playbook Media, based in London Bridge, brings together The Stage and The Bookseller, two of the most respected publications in their industries with more than 300 years of combined history. We are the trusted, independent voice serving the theatre industry and the book trade. |
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Data Journalist
This is a role for someone who combines technical confidence and attention to detail with strong journalistic instincts and a genuine appetite for finding new ways to tell stories through data. About Playbook Media Playbook Media is the par...
London Playbook Media ref: (Ref_29318) 5 days ago
| Job Sector | Trade |
| Job Type | Editorial |
| Employment Type |
Full-time
Hybrid Permanent |
| Salary and Benefits | £30,000 - £32,000 |
| Skills | Previous experience working with data as part of journalism, research or editorial work; Strong journalistic judgement and storytelling ability, with an instinct for what makes an interesting and compelling story; Curiosity and an investigative mindset: someone who asks good questions, looks beyond the obvious and is interested in discovering what the numbers really mean; Confidence working with numerical information and large datasets; Strong Microsoft Excel skills and a willingness and aptitude to develop more advanced data-analysis techniques; Experience sourcing, cleaning or combining data from multiple sources; Rigorous attention to detail and a strong approach to accuracy and fact-checking; An understanding of journalistic ethics and the importance of editorial independence; The ability to work accurately under pressure, organise competing priorities and meet fixed deadlines; The ability to work independently and take ownership of projects while collaborating effectively with colleagues across editorial teams; An interest in books, publishing and the wider creative industries. |