The Right to be Forgotten - Privacy and the Media in the Digital Age

The human race now creates, distributes and stores more information than at any other time in…

UK press coverage of the EU Referendum

DOI: 10.60625/risj-ee1b-z561 This report examines how the UK press covered the EU Referendum story…

Bulk Collection: Broken Democracy? Journalism and post-Snowden legislation, Comparative study: Australia and the United Kingdom

What is the impact of state surveillance on journalism? This paper by Lisa Main, a journalist for…

Secrecy jurisdictions and journalistic investigations: How to make it part of the global discussion?

According to freelance Norwegian journalist and novelist, Sidsel Dalen, tax havens make up a…

Make Yourself Useful: Six simple things your newsroom can do for democracy

TV, radio, newspapers, and online media have historically provided society with a common foundation…

Speed vs Accuracy in Time of Crisis

Reporters and editors all agree that accuracy is fundamental to good journalism. But when it comes…

VR for News: The New Reality?

10.60625/risj-xajf-0j35 In the past three years, virtual reality (VR) journalism has emerged from…

Journalism and the NSA Revelations: Privacy, Security and the Press

Edwards Snowden’s revelations about the mass surveillance capabilities of NSA and other security…

Essential Principles for Contemporary Media and Communications Policymaking

DOI: 10.60625/risj-kfr4-2t29 This report proposes principles to guide contemporary media and…

Developing Digital News in Public Service Media

In this report, we analyse how public service media organisations across six European countries are…

Watching our words: Perceptions of self-censorship and media freedom in Fiji

Ricardo Morris, a journalist and Thomson Reuters fellow from Fiji, has studied the perceptions and…

Past, Present, and Future of Food Programmes in Public Service Television

Food programming has always figured in the schedules of public service broadcasters (PSBs), but…