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Public Trust in the News: A constructivist study of the social life of the news
The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism is pleased to announce its latest publication in the CHALLENGES series. The issue of trust in our institutions has never been higher in the public agenda. In this...read more ›
News of the World? The Future of International Broadcasting
On Tuesday June 16th, Timothy Garton Ash will chair a panel discussion on international broadcasting at the Thomson Reuters Headquarters in London.The panel will include: * Christine Ockrent, COO, Audiovisuel...read more ›
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Research papers by five Reuters Journalist Fellows now online
The research papers of five Reuters Journalist Fellows can now be downloaded from the Reuters Institute website.read more ›
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Is the BBC the Guarantor of Journalistic Standards?
Kevin Marsh, Editor of the BBC College of Journalism, spoke on the BBC as guarantor of journalistic standards, and whether these standards are applicable universally. It may be laudable to teach investigative journalism in...read more ›
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Television in Europe’s New Democracies
Presenting his recent study on television in Europe’s new democracies, Mark Thompson outlined the many difficulties facing Public Service Broadcasting in these countries.read more ›
Nik Gowing on BBC Radio 4: The Media Show
Journalist Nik Gowing discusses his report 'Skyful of Lies', published by Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford.read more ›
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Awkward Questions
John Naughton asks whether newspapers are really that important for democracy and questions the media’s ability to handle complex issues.read more ›
Why Journalists Deserve Low Pay
Robert Picard argues that if journalism is to survive, journalists must find a way to create new means of gathering, processing and distributing information.read more ›
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Did world leaders rescue the global economy?
Speaking at a recent Reuters Institute seminar, Stella Dawson prompted a lively discussion of the world’s increasingly complex global economic landscape. read more ›
What the MPs' expenses scoop tells us about journalists and FoI
The government insisted freedom of information would not be 'a research arm for the media'. So just how useful is it for news?Jeremy Hayes, recent BBC Fellow at the Reuters Institute and Senior Output Editor of BBC Radio 4's...read more ›