Nabeelah Shabbir
Freelance journalist, and Senior Research Associate, ICFJ
Nabeelah Shabbir is a freelance journalist, and Senior Research Associate at the International Center for Journalists. She was previously Conversation Editor at the Correspondent and has also worked at the Guardian, where she shared a British Journalism Award in 2015 with the 'Keep it in the Ground' team. She also won a 'European Young Journalist award' for her writing in Kosovo in 2008. She is co-author of a series of Reuters Institute reports on digital-born news media in Europe, and has freelanced at the Financial Times and Twitter amongst others. She writes about digital media, environmental coverage and European affairs.
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Rebooting Audience Engagement When Journalism is Under Fire
Third and final report of the Journalism Innovation Project examines how three newsrooms in the Global South have responded to audience toxicity and political pressures by creating narrower and deeper engagement with their audiences.
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Lessons in Innovation: How International News Organisations Combat Disinformation through Mission-Driven Journalism - - Journalism Innovation Project: report 2
Second report of the Journalism Innovation Project examines how digital-born news media in the Global South have developed innovative reporting and storytelling practices in response to growing disinformation problems.
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Gauging the Global Impacts of the 'Panama Papers' Three Years Later
First comprehensive overview of the impacts of a co-ordinated global reporting project finds almost 20% of countries studied have made substantive changes in three years.
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Coming of Age: Developments in Digital-Born News Media in Europe
No more kittens? How digital news sites have adapted their editorial and business strategy to survive in a tough online media environment, including a focus on quality over clickbait to build paying audiences. This report examines 13 digital-born news media organisations across four European countries: France, Germany, Spain, and the UK.
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