Why it is so difficult for media companies to change

29 Oct 2009 Why it is so difficult for media companies to change Robert Picard, Jönköping…

Former Fellow wins Grantham Prize for excellence in environmental reporting

23 Jun 2010 Reuters Fellowship alumna Alanna Mitchell (2002), has recently been awarded the…

Former Fellow speaks at the Civil Rights Defenders in Stockholm

02 Aug 2010 Former BBC Fellow Giang Nguyen spoke at a seminar organised by Civil Rights Defenders…

Every Vote Counts

02 Nov 2010 The United States is home to two million Vietnamese. And in California's 47th…

The land of the unconquered

20 May 2011 Adriana Carranca is Editor at Large for O Estado de S.Paulo, the leading daily…

Guns and Roses

31 May 2011 Adriana Carranca is Editor at Large for O Estado de S.Paulo, the leading daily…

Three new Journalist Fellows' papers now online

22 Aug 2011 Jamilah Tangaza has written a fascinating study on how rural audiences in northern…

Journalism Caught in Narrow Nationalism: The India-Pakistan Media War

15 Sep 2011 Dwaipayan Bose, an Indian journalist working for Daily News and Analysis (DNA) in…

Will Machines Replace Journalists?

15 Sep 2011 Article by Former Fellow Nicola Bruno in the Fall 2011 issue of Nieman Reports After…

Fellow’s book generates discussion about the future of journalism in Finland

17 Oct 2011 In Finland, newspaper companies are still making handsome profits despite the…

Reporting Afghanistan and Iraq - new Fellow's paper now online

24 Nov 2011 Greg Wilesmith, who is a senior producer with Australia's leading international…

The Power of the Chinese Netizen? How Microblogging is Changing Chinese Journalism

29 Nov 2011 Zhou Kangliang is a Chinese journalist who has worked at Yunnan Satellite TV Station…