Lessons for journalists in a pandemic: seek the truth and reflect on your own power “Journalists need to look into the mirror and see themselves as others see them,” argues Alan Rusbridger in a exclusive extract of his new book.
Lessons for journalists in a pandemic: seek the truth and reflect on your own power “Journalists need to look into the mirror and see themselves as others see them,” argues Alan Rusbridger in a exclusive extract of his new book.
Our podcast: How to engage with your audience. Why public editors still matter Our Journalist Fellow Kathy English talks about how public editors allow readers to hold news outlets accountable.
Our podcast: How to engage with your audience. Why public editors still matter Our Journalist Fellow Kathy English talks about how public editors allow readers to hold news outlets accountable.
Our podcast: How 2020 is changing newsrooms around the world We look at the most pressing challenges facing media organisations in this pivotal year, from remote work to diversity and talent.
Our podcast: How 2020 is changing newsrooms around the world We look at the most pressing challenges facing media organisations in this pivotal year, from remote work to diversity and talent.
Low ego and listening: how the expectation of leadership in news has radically changed "The current environment creates specific challenges for leaders at the top," writes Lucy Kueng in this excerpt of her book 'Hearts and Minds'.
Low ego and listening: how the expectation of leadership in news has radically changed "The current environment creates specific challenges for leaders at the top," writes Lucy Kueng in this excerpt of her book 'Hearts and Minds'.
Our podcast: How the BBC addresses the challenge of disinformation worldwide In this episode of 'Future of Journalism', our Journalist Fellow Rebecca Skippage speaks about some of the dilemmas journalists face today.
Our podcast: How the BBC addresses the challenge of disinformation worldwide In this episode of 'Future of Journalism', our Journalist Fellow Rebecca Skippage speaks about some of the dilemmas journalists face today.
We asked people from all over the world how journalists should cover powerful people who lie. Here is what they said More than a hundred people from all over the world contributed with ideas. We highlight the do’s and don’ts most of them agreed on.
We asked people from all over the world how journalists should cover powerful people who lie. Here is what they said More than a hundred people from all over the world contributed with ideas. We highlight the do’s and don’ts most of them agreed on.