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The truth behind filter bubbles: Bursting some myths

Dr Richard Fletcher

Meera Selva and Journalist Fellows

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People most likely to vote Conservative are the least likely to get news online

Dr Richard Fletcher

Digital News Report 2019 AVAILABLE HERE

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Why don’t we take women as seriously as men?

Podcast

Street theatre re-enacts drug war killings in the Philippines

Setting ablaze the dark with flames of truth

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From victims to suspects – representations of Muslim women

Podcast

Bureau Local. Credit: Bureau of Investigative Journalism / Rob Stothard

Collaboration shows a way forward for local journalism with impact

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Three new Journalist Fellows arrive at the Reuters Institute

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Misinformation: The evidence on its scope, how we encounter it, and our perceptions of it

Dr. J. Scott Brennen

Statistic of the week: Just 26% of non-partisan respondents in India trust news

Statistic of the week: Just 26% of non-partisan respondents in India trust news

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How innovation and storytelling are helping in the fight against disinformation

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What does India’s mobile-first, platform-dominated news ecosystem mean for the upcoming general elections?

Richard Fletcher delivers findings

No strong evidence that news media responsible for polarisation

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EU media literacy drive should address poor algorithm awareness

Dr Richard Fletcher

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As the web turns 30, what impact has it had on news consumption?