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Caithlin Mercer is managing editor at Yahoo UK where she works with data and content partners to help inform original content plans on the site’s News, Sport, Finance and Style verticals.

16th January 2019

E P Abraham Lecture Theatre, Green Templeton College

Do we need a new kind of journalism in 2019? The challenges of trust and misinformation

Rachael Jolley is the editor of the global quarterly Index on Censorship magazine, a magazine that has correspondents around the world reporting on free expression issues.

19th December 2018

Behind the lens: The impact and implications of visual storytelling

19th December 2018

Voice, podcasts and the future of audio

13th December 2018

UK media coverage of artificial intelligence dominated by industry, and industry sources

New research looks at how UK media cover Artificial Intelligence: who is shaping the conversation?

11th December 2018

"We all have a little bit of Ye in us” – Kanye West and the digital information crisis

Former Journalist Fellow Caithlin Mercer examines Kanye West's very public online education to see how to ensure we can access the information we need.

18th February 2019

Lady Margaret Hall, Norham Gardens, University of Oxford, OX2 6QA

Reuters Memorial Lecture: What Lies Ahead for the Media in India?

Siddharth Varadarajan, Founding Editor of the Wire, and former Editor of the Hindu, talks about challenges and prospects facing Indian media.

10th December 2018

Facebook Live: Journalism and innovation

Does journalism have an obsession with technological innovation in the absence of sustainable, long-term strategies? Julie Posetti, Senior Research Fellow, is interviewed about her new report on the role of innovation in journalism, by Lucas Graves, Acting Director of Research, in a recording from Facebook Live.

7th December 2018

Disinformation, fact-checking, local news, inequality, voice, 'shiny things'...and the Digital News Report: 10 research highlights of 2018

10 Reuters Institute research highlights of 2018