Research Listening to what trust in news means to users: qualitative evidence from four countries The second report from our Trust in News Project looks at audience perceptions of journalism and how they impact on trust, or lack of trust, in news.
Research Listening to what trust in news means to users: qualitative evidence from four countries The second report from our Trust in News Project looks at audience perceptions of journalism and how they impact on trust, or lack of trust, in news.
Research Under-represented and overexposed: Norway's news problem Research by Norwegian Journalist Fellow Shazia Majid finds ethnic minority women’s voices are simultaneously missing and over-used.
Research Under-represented and overexposed: Norway's news problem Research by Norwegian Journalist Fellow Shazia Majid finds ethnic minority women’s voices are simultaneously missing and over-used.
Research Revising the Public Editor role could solve two of journalism’s biggest crises Journalist Fellow Kathy English puts her journalistic imagination to the task in examining the role of public editor as a primary agent of journalistic accountability
Research Revising the Public Editor role could solve two of journalism’s biggest crises Journalist Fellow Kathy English puts her journalistic imagination to the task in examining the role of public editor as a primary agent of journalistic accountability
Research Is public service media doing enough to tackle misinformation? BBC Monitoring’s disinformation lead asks how to reach those who most need their work
Research Is public service media doing enough to tackle misinformation? BBC Monitoring’s disinformation lead asks how to reach those who most need their work
Research Women and news: an overview of audience behaviour in 11 countries This report, authored by Meera Selva and Simge Andı, looks at how women get their news around the world.
Research Women and news: an overview of audience behaviour in 11 countries This report, authored by Meera Selva and Simge Andı, looks at how women get their news around the world.
News Digital News Report 2021, out on 23 June Our annual survey will cover 46 countries including six new ones: India, Indonesia, Nigeria, Thailand, Colombia and Peru.
News Digital News Report 2021, out on 23 June Our annual survey will cover 46 countries including six new ones: India, Indonesia, Nigeria, Thailand, Colombia and Peru.
News Here are the ICA 2021 talks featuring researchers from the Reuters Institute Our Research Fellows speak about topics such as news avoidance, trust, misinformation, local news, and polarisation.
News Here are the ICA 2021 talks featuring researchers from the Reuters Institute Our Research Fellows speak about topics such as news avoidance, trust, misinformation, local news, and polarisation.
News 13 lessons from our Journalist Fellows on the future of journalism worldwide Our Fellows share what they've learned about their profession during their time in Oxford.
News 13 lessons from our Journalist Fellows on the future of journalism worldwide Our Fellows share what they've learned about their profession during their time in Oxford.
News Our podcast: How can we create a journalism that reaches out beyond elites? In this episode of our podcast, we look at challenges around equity, diversity and sustainability with the help of Nikki Usher.
News Our podcast: How can we create a journalism that reaches out beyond elites? In this episode of our podcast, we look at challenges around equity, diversity and sustainability with the help of Nikki Usher.
News From fact-checking to women’s rights: TikTok's promising rise in the Global South Global news agency AFP and news publishers in Brazil and Nicaragua are engaging new audiences in the platform, Laura Oliver reports.
News From fact-checking to women’s rights: TikTok's promising rise in the Global South Global news agency AFP and news publishers in Brazil and Nicaragua are engaging new audiences in the platform, Laura Oliver reports.
News How evidence can help us fight against COVID-19 misinformation “Our research underlines the importance of drawing on actual evidence when seeking to counter misinformation,” writes our Director Rasmus Nielsen.
News How evidence can help us fight against COVID-19 misinformation “Our research underlines the importance of drawing on actual evidence when seeking to counter misinformation,” writes our Director Rasmus Nielsen.
Nigeria Nigeria's vibrant media scene is characterised by state and private broadcasters, popular international brands like the BBC and CNN, and more than 100 national and local print titles, many of which are struggling with digital transition.
Nigeria Nigeria's vibrant media scene is characterised by state and private broadcasters, popular international brands like the BBC and CNN, and more than 100 national and local print titles, many of which are struggling with digital transition.
Mexico On top of all the problems facing the media in Mexico – a polarised society, economic contraction, COVID-19 – there are also frequent attacks from a populist president who accuses the media of unfair coverage and corruption.
Mexico On top of all the problems facing the media in Mexico – a polarised society, economic contraction, COVID-19 – there are also frequent attacks from a populist president who accuses the media of unfair coverage and corruption.
Kenya Kenyan media were suffering from pre-existing financial instability before the COVID-19 pandemic as they struggled to come to terms with digital disruption. Despite these challenges, the media are still a trusted source of news and the choices available to consumers continue to expand.
Kenya Kenyan media were suffering from pre-existing financial instability before the COVID-19 pandemic as they struggled to come to terms with digital disruption. Despite these challenges, the media are still a trusted source of news and the choices available to consumers continue to expand.
Colombia The difficult implementation of the peace process between FARC guerrillas and the government, which ended more than 50 years of conflict, has – along with social protests and COVID-19 – dominated the news.
Colombia The difficult implementation of the peace process between FARC guerrillas and the government, which ended more than 50 years of conflict, has – along with social protests and COVID-19 – dominated the news.
Chile COVID-19 has given the media the opportunity to rebuild public trust, which was undermined during student-led protests in 2019, where news organisations were seen to take the side of large economic interests.
Chile COVID-19 has given the media the opportunity to rebuild public trust, which was undermined during student-led protests in 2019, where news organisations were seen to take the side of large economic interests.
Turkey In a news environment dominated by pro-government voices, citizens looking for different perspectives are increasingly turning to online news outlets, social media, and private messaging apps.
Turkey In a news environment dominated by pro-government voices, citizens looking for different perspectives are increasingly turning to online news outlets, social media, and private messaging apps.
Event Navigating the 'infodemic': key findings from our new report on how people access news about coronavirus
Event Navigating the 'infodemic': key findings from our new report on how people access news about coronavirus
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Advanced Page Our webinars Find and watch back our series of webinars delivered by experts from the Reuters Institute
Event How do people around the world get informed about coronavirus and about the responses to the pandemic
Event How do people around the world get informed about coronavirus and about the responses to the pandemic
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Advanced Page Our Newsroom Leadership Programmes Professional leadership programmes give senior managers, journalists and editors insights into the latest research, new thinking, trends and best practice in organisational transformation.
Event Notes from the frontline: Misinformation and propaganda wars in Ukraine and Russia Maryana Drach, director of Radio Free Europe Ukraine, and Gulmira Amangalieva, reporter at Freenews-Volga,12 February, 2pm, Green Templeton College, Oxford
Event Notes from the frontline: Misinformation and propaganda wars in Ukraine and Russia Maryana Drach, director of Radio Free Europe Ukraine, and Gulmira Amangalieva, reporter at Freenews-Volga,12 February, 2pm, Green Templeton College, Oxford