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Gretel is a Panamanian journalist. Previously, she worked for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) in Montreal covering daily news for radio and web.
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Una vía cada vez más estrecha: Diez jóvenes periodistas cuentan su lucha por conseguir un empleo en el periodismo
Los reporteros soportan sueldos bajos y largas horas con la esperanza de encontrar un empleo a tiempo completo. Muchos nunca lo tendrán.
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A shrinking path: Ten young journalists open up about their struggles to break into the news industry
Reporters put up with low salaries, long hours and uninspiring roles in the hope they will find a full-time job. Many may never have one.
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Javier Milei quiere privatizar los medios públicos argentinos. ¿Pero puede lograrlo?
“Que haya cosas que mejorar no quiere decir que no tengan que existir sino que hay que mejorarlos”, dice la experta Natalí Schejtman.
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Argentina’s new president wants to privatise public media. Will he be able to do it?
“The fact that there are things in which public media has to improve does not mean it should no longer exist,” says expert Natalí Schejtman.
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The Israel-Hamas war highlights the power (and the limits) of open-source reporting
“This war has emphasised the need for newsrooms to build out this type of skill set,” says Nadine Ajaka of the ‘Washington Post’.
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In Canada’s battle with Big Tech, smaller publishers are caught in the crossfire
Independent outlets explain how traffic and engagement have plummeted overnight after Meta blocked news from its platforms.
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Por qué Tucker Carlson entrevistó a Javier Milei, el excéntrico candidato que puede ganar las próximas elecciones argentinas
Tras hablar con líderes en Hungría, Brasil y El Salvador, Carlson voló a Buenos Aires para conocerle. Tres expertos explican por qué.
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Why Tucker Carlson interviewed the eccentric frontrunner of Argentina’s election
After speaking with leaders in Hungary, Brazil and El Salvador, Carlson flew to Buenos Aires to meet this outsider. Three experts explain why.
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As social media turns away from the news, publishers try other channels
Editors from Spain, Ecuador and the US on their strategies in the light of Twitter and Facebook retreating from news.
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How the BBC fact-checks celebrity deaths (and other prominent news stories)
“Audiences want to understand how editorial decisions are made in a newsroom and how things are verified,” says reporter Daniel Rosney
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A Kremlin mouthpiece at the heart of Africa: how Afrique Média helps Putin court audiences in their own language
This Cameroon-based outlet reaches millions through linear TV and boasts over one million followers on their social channels.
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What we learnt at our 40-year Fellowship reunion about the future of news
These are a few highlights of our panel discussions on AI, mental health, newsroom diversity, reader revenue and foreign news.