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.
04 Nov 2016
Media Propaganda and the Kashmir Dispute: A Case Study of the Kashmir Floods
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Wasim Khalid Raja
25 Oct 2016
The strategic approach towards broadcasting in the mobile world
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Thaerae Kim
24 Oct 2016
Political Scandals in Finland and in the UK: How Do the Media Cultures Differ?
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Anne Moilanen
14 Sep 2016
Structures of Change in Post-war Lebanon: Amplified Activism, Digital Documentation and Post-Sectarian Narratives’
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Habib Battah
14 Sep 2016
Bulk Collection: Broken Democracy? Journalism and post-Snowden legislation, Comparative study: Australia and the United Kingdom
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Lisa Main
12 Sep 2016
Secrecy jurisdictions and journalistic investigations: How to make it part of the global discussion?
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Sidsel Dalen
07 Sep 2016
Make Yourself Useful: Six simple things your newsroom can do for democracy
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Anders Hofseth
24 Aug 2016
The Risks of Non-open Government: How the absence of FOI legislation has weakened Hong Kong media practice
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Wen Lu
12 Aug 2016
How to Lead Innovation and Still Keep the Newsroom Working
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Ville Seuri
04 Aug 2016
A comparative study of crowd-funding journalism in China, Taiwan and the UK
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Louis Liu
02 Aug 2016
Nerdistan–Designia–Journoland: Best practices in multi-skilled digital journalism teamwork
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
Ninni Lehtniemi
26 Jul 2016
A non-profit approach to market-driven journalism challenges in Uganda: A case study of Uganda Radio Network
Reuters Institute Fellow's Paper
James Tumusiime