Journalist Fellows' papers
As part of the Journalist Fellowship Programme, our Fellows carry out a project focusing on an important journalism topic of relevance to their career and workplace. Their projects are published in these papers.
17 Jan 2018
Striking a balance between informing and sensation-alising: South Korean broadcasters and the MERS outbreak
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Jae Young Kim
03 Jan 2018
Mistakes, Muddles and Mixed Messages: How disjointed health reporting is confusing the issues and costing lives
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Serusha Govender
03 Jan 2018
Liberating or Constraining? How technology capital is reshaping the media landscape in China
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Jing Li
03 Jan 2018
The impact of social media on Afghanistan's social taboos
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Bahaar Joya
30 Nov 2017
Is there a chance for non-partisan media in Poland
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Krzysztof Dzięciołowski
10 Nov 2017
Getting digital: What is lost and what is gained when Korean public sector broadcasters go online
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Jungmin Lee
13 Oct 2017
All the president’s lies: Media coverage of lies in the US and France
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Heidi Taksdal Skjeseth
22 Sep 2017
Speed is not everything: How News Agencies use Audience Metrics
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Christoph Schlemmer
19 Sep 2017
Improving the Quality of Health Journalism: When Reliability meets Engagement
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Heini Maksimainen
01 Sep 2017
Fashionable Destination? The Making of Cuba as a Business Opportunity and Tourist Destination in U.S. Online Media
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Yosley Carrero Chavez
01 Sep 2017
Freedom of Information Legislation and Application: Japan and the UK
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Satoshi Kusakabe
01 Sep 2017
Russian TV: Contesting European Values
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Dr Olga Smirnova