Why Newsweek died - at least in print

23 Oct 2012 By Leticia Sorg When in 2004 I started working in journalism, as an intern at Veja,…

More News is Good News: Democracy and Media in India

31 Oct 2012 We are delighted to announce that the Reuters Memorial Lecture 2012 will be given by…

Redesigning Press Regulation: Lessons From Overseas

20 Nov 2012 RISJ Visiting Fellow Lara Fielden speaks at UCL's Department of Political Science on…

Journalism Fellowships at RISJ - applications now open for 2013-14

23 Nov 2013 Applications are now open for the 2013/14 Journalism Fellowship Programme at the…

New challenges of reporting on government

26 Nov 2013 Hrvoje Krešić writes:It takes something significant to run with education on the front…

Two new Fellows' papers now online

10 Dec 2012 At the end of the civil war in Sri Lanka in May 2009, many hoped that this would…

Syria Undercover

14 Dec 2012 Laura King writes: When journalist and filmmaker Ramita Navai speaks of courage, she…

How radical are the Leveson principles? Lessons from overseas

17 Dec 2012 Lara Fielden writes: In drafting his recommendations for reformed press regulation in…

Truth Matters: The BBC and Our Need for It to Be Right

19 Dec 2012 The scandals which erupted within the BBC in November 2012 saw the Corporation draw…

Truth Matters: The BBC and Our Need for It to Be Right

19 Dec 2012 The scandals which erupted within the BBC in November 2012 saw the Corporation draw…

Le Monde Executive and Economist Editor-in-Chief Appointed to Reuters Institute Advisory Board

28 Jan 2013 Sylvie Kauffmann, editorial director of Le Monde and John Micklethwait, Editor-in-…

A 2020 vision for the BBC

28 Jan 2013 Gavyn Davies, Chairman of Fulcrum Asset Management, spoke at the Saïd Business School…