Three new Journalist Fellows' papers now available online

28 Apr 2010 Three recent Reuters journalist fellows have published their research findings online…

Good News from a Far Country?

07 Jul 2010 Reuters Institute report finds that huge investment in international broadcasting in…

Tell it to the birds...why the Twitter revolution is falling on deaf ears

11 Jul 2010 Yvette Sierra Praeli writes: Joy Lodico, a contributing editor to Prospect magazine,…

Facebook and Twitter: the real winners in elections?

12 Jul 2010 A new study published by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (RISJ),…

Two new Fellows' research papers now available

05 Aug 2010 Two recent Reuters journalist fellows, Emma Jane Kirby and Liisa Vihmanen, have…

Charitable and Trust Ownership of News Organisations

05 Oct 2010 Nicholas Chan writes: Newspapers in the red, teetering on the brink – has the future…

Reuters Memorial Lecturer 2010 announced

12 Oct 2010 The Reuters Institute is delighted to anounce that the Reuters Memorial Lecture 2010…

The use of citizen journalism by traditional media

26 Oct 2010 Nicola Bruno writes: 'To be social or not to be social?' According to Nic Newman,…

Journalist Fellows' research papers now online

26 Oct 2010 Three recent Reuters journalist fellows, Gabriela Jacomella, Oksana Vozhdaeva and…

International reporting on TV; what gets on, what doesn't, and why

10 Nov 2010 Nagwa Abdallah writes: Eamon Matthews, executive producer of "Unreported World",…

Government and Media Relations in South Africa

11 Nov 2010 Sunday Dare writes: According to a keen observer of the modus operandi of the ANC-led…

Marked differences between countries in reporting of climate change

15 Nov 2010 A new RISJ study of international media has analysed the marked differences between…