Power of Asia: democracy or prosperity?

18 Jul 2011 Former Journalist Fellow Giang Nguyen, Head of BBC Vietnamese and Editor of the East…

Newspapers perform a valuable role in enforcing local accountability

29 Jul 2011 David Levy writes in The Economist In some ways this dichotomy might appear…

Rioters without a cause

11 Aug 2011 John Lloyd's blog entry about the UK riots on Reuters.comOn Sunday evening, a middle…

Leveson calls RISJ report “a monumental piece of work”

17 Sep 2012 As Lord Justice Leveson grapples with the issue of how to regulate the press, his…

Reporting Global Trade: is it a dying art and if so, does it matter?

20 Sep 2012 In the past negotiations about free trade have often hit the headlines – for example…

Journalist Fellow writes on climate change coverage in Columbia Journalism Review

25 Sep 2012 RISJ Journalist Fellow Catalina (Caty) Arevalo has written an article in the Columbia…

Journalist Fellow writes on climate change coverage in Columbia Journalism Review

25 Sep 2012 RISJ Journalist Fellow Catalina (Caty) Arevalo has written an article in the Columbia…

With digital television switchover, free-market arguments “can no longer be casually dismissed”

26 Sep 2012 Digital television switchover – to be completed in the UK next month – means that…

New Visiting Fellows join RISJ for Autumn 2012

02 Oct 2012 Five new Visiting Fellows have joined the Reuters Institute for the Study of…

The digital media revolution has only just begun

11 Oct 2012 "Ten Years that Shook the Media World", a new report published today by the Reuters…

Privacy, Regulation and the Public Interest

19 Oct 2012 Damien Carrick from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) has written a very…

Unmanned aerial vehicles will rapidly become important journalistic tools, RISJ workshop is told

23 Oct 2012 Twenty journalists, policy and legal specialists and aerospace technology experts…