As the date of the 2019 European elections approaches, there are signs of increased demand for…
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Navigating the tightrope of work/life balance
Panelists at "The great balancing act: when your work story is in the way of your…
Tracciando la vendita di armi all’estero
#Italianarms è l'inchiesta sul traffico d'armi italiano di Lighthouse Reports in collaborazione con Bellingcat e Report,…
Why the migration news coverage is broken – and how we fix it
Speaking on the panel " Covering migration in a time of xenophobia: what's missing in migration…
From zero to hero: can investigative journalism be taught?
“I felt like the real skills of investigative reporting I have learned from working in newsrooms…
Beyond #MeToo: how Egyptian female journalists are fighting back against sexual assault in the newsroom
Despite the pervasiveness of sexual assault both inside and outside of the newsroom, the Egyptian judicial…
Verifying videos in the era of the ‘deepfake’
A fusion of the words ‘deep learning’ and ‘fake’, deep fake videos stem from a system…
“Journalism is simply about collecting data”: Julie Angwin wants to integrate science into news reporting
Forensics is the future of journalism, now that the public has its own witnessing tools. Where…
Parachute journalism: is development reporting a thing of the past?
Should foreign correspondents upscale local journalists, help them develop journalistic skills or simply refrain from shaping…
Bill Dutton: “No need to panic” over echo chambers and filter bubbles
Bill Dutton on his most current empirical research on users’ behaviour regarding accessing information online, challenges…
“The world needs news” – Alan Rusbridger on imperfection, paywalls and democracy in journalism
Former Editor-in-chief of The Guardian, Alan Rusbridger, talks old and new business models and ways to…