Europa: Changing the way Europe is reported

03 May 2013 Vadim Makarenko, a senior reporter at Poland's largest quality newspaper, Gazeta…

The State of Environmental Journalism in Germany and Russia

07 Jun 2013 Former Fellow Angelina Davydova on reporting major UN Conferences on climate change/…

From traditional to online fact-checking

14 Jun 2013 Federico Guerrini writes in the Oxford Magazine: Fact-checking is an old journalistic…

The Media and the Military in Vietnam and Afghanistan

02 Jul 2013 America's two longest wars - in Vietnam and in Afghanistan - yielded an often…

Media Censorship in Egypt

04 Jul 2013 Abdalla Hassan, a former Gerda Henkel Fellow at the Reuters Institute has just…

Malala's Forgotten Sisters

15 Jul 2013 Girls as young as 5 are still being sold into marriage in Pakistan. And no one will…

Seeking Justice In South Sudan

17 Jul 2013 In the world's newest country – South Sudan – a young girl is shattering taboos by…

Few hear the cries of those fighting to save wild Russia

01 Aug 2013 Lying to either side of the Urals, the Republic of Komi and Khanty-Mansiysk in the…

Use of crowdsourcing requires rigorous fact-checking

14 Aug 2013 Crowdsourcing can be an efficient tool in investigative journalism, according to a new…

How Chinese Journalists use Weibo Microblogging for Investigative Reporting

15 Aug 2013 Jiao Bei, a Chinese journalist working in the Beijing bureau of the Hong Kong-based…

A Bunch of Distractive Writing

20 Aug 2013 Why is it that American journalists are so much better at storytelling journalism than…

New tricks for an old pony: Is it essential for speech radio programmes to utilise social media in order to stay relevant to the audience?

22 Aug 2013 There have been innumerable studies on the effects of new and social media on legacy…