Beyond fatalism? New perspectives on the future of Public Interest Journalism

29 Apr 2010 David Levy, Director of the Reuters Institute, gave the keynote address at the…

The Reconstruction of American Journalism

04 Feb 2010 A lecture was given by Michael Schudson, Professor of the Graduate School of…

European journalism: convergence or national difference?

05 Feb 2010 Are journalistic work practices across Europe converging and becoming more homogenous…

Does journalism need saving?

08 Feb 2010 Michelle Henery writes: Professor Michael Schudson of Columbia University Graduate…

The Internet and the Mainstream Media

12 Feb 2010 Jennifer Alejandro writes: It was a luncheon lecture in a freezing room (for some…

The State of Arab Journalism

01 Mar 2010 Abdalla Hassan writes: When it comes to press freedoms, Arab states rank among the…

Novaya Gazeta: Journalism, murder and reporting the truth on Russia's bravest newspaper

02 Mar 2010 What is to be a journalist in Russia? It is dangerous and can even be fatal, argued…

Thomson Reuters Foundation increases Reuters Institute funding award

04 Mar 2010 The Thomson Reuters Foundation has today announced the renewal and increase in their…

Photojournalism – its relevance in today’s media

04 Mar 2010 Giang Nguyen writes: In the context of photojournalism in the modern press, Robin…

Making waves: Reporting Climate Change

05 Mar 2010 The Reuters Institute has hosted a series of workshops and events on the hot topic of…

Running the BBC

10 Mar 2010 Ichiro Motozawa writes: "The debate around public service broadcasting is a live…

Journalism, Democracy and the State in South Africa

30 Mar 2010 An Essay by Adrian Hadland, RISJ Visiting Fellow, Michaelmas 2009. South Africa has…