Vacancy: Events and Communications Assistant

15 Apr 2013 The RISJ is seeking an Events and Communications Assistant to provide administrative…

Applications sought from Russian journalists for one-term Fellowship

17 Apr 2013 The RISJ is seeking applications from economic and business journalists from Russia…

How does the draft Royal Charter compare with press regulation overseas?

18 Apr 2013 RISJ Research Associate Lara Fielden last week presented her reflections on the draft…

Online audiences less interested in international news than TV audiences

22 Apr 2013 A new RISJ Report looking at international coverage on BBC TV and online has found…

A walk on the Dark Side - the changing face of corporate communications

09 May 2013 Kellie Mayo writes: Journalists have many colourful nicknames for public relations…

RISJ contributes to cross-party committee report on communicating climate science

02 Apr 2014 Evidence from RISJ head of journalism programme and researcher James Painter features…

There Are at Least 500 Child Soldiers Fighting in Northeast India, and the World Hasn’t Noticed

26 Mar 2014 Insurgent armies in India's restive Northeast region are exploiting the area's poverty…

From gift to briefcase: how perverse incentives thwart participatory politics on social media networks in Africa

16 May 2013 Ashu Nyenty writes: Abiye Megenta, an Ethiopian expert in social media networks (SMNs…

Making a Success of a News Start-up

28 May 2013 Anuradha Sharma writes:Planning a start-up? Got a winning idea? Well, then, rise early…

A Royal Charter for the Press: How does it measure up to regulation overseas?

31 May 2013 Reuters Institute Visiting Fellow Lara Fielden has published A Royal Charter for the…

Oxford Media Network launched at Institute of Directors

31 May 2013 The Chancellor of Oxford University and Chairman of the BBC Trust Lord Patten…

Is Watchdog Journalism Satisfactory Journalism?

04 Jun 2013 Dr Nael Jebril  from the Reuters Institute has recently published a Working Paper…