The Ordinary Reader in the History of Business Newspapers: A misunderstanding

Iuliana Roibu, a Romanian business journalist working for BUSINESS Magazin in Bucharest, has…

Media Freedom in post-war Sri Lanka and its impact on the reconciliation process

At the end of the civil war in Sri Lanka in May 2009, many hoped that this would represent a sharp…

The Coverage of Egypt’s Revolution in the Egyptian, American and Israeli Newspapers

Hend Selim, an Egyptian journalist who works at the Foreign Affairs section of the Al Wafd…

Privacy, Regulation and the Public Interest: The UK experience and the lessons it might hold for Australia

Damien Carrick from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) has written a very clear and…

Does the Watchdog Bark? The European Union, the Greek Debt Crisis and the Press

Cristina Marconi, an Italian print journalist who has worked out of Brussels since 2006, has turned…

Climate Change Summits beyond Copenhagen: Who Goes, Who Stays, and How Are They Covered?

RISJ Journalist Fellow Catalina (Caty) Arevalo has written an article in the Columbia Journalism…

Hybrid Journalists -- Chinese Journalists in an era of reform: their values and challenges

Wenming Dai is the Editor of International News, Oriental Outlook, at the Xinhua News Agency, who…

Europa: Changing the way Europe is reported

Vadim Makarenko, a senior reporter at Poland’s largest quality newspaper, Gazeta Wyborcza, has…

Covering Fragile Days: The Role of the Media in Post-Authoritarian Regimes

Thiri Zaw, a Journalist Fellow at the Institute in 2012/3, is the editor of one of Myanmar’s most…

Integrate multimedia, make fingers happy: journalistic storytelling on tablets

At the moment newspapers are typically copy pasting content from print or online onto tablets, but…

Potential Change in Media Discourse on Sexuality in Lebanon: "Cinema Plaza" and Beyond

Sahar Mandour, a Lebanese journalist working with the As-Safir newspaper, has written a path-…

The Media and the Military in Vietnam and Afghanistan

America's two longest wars - in Vietnam and in Afghanistan - yielded an often contentious…