“Ground Wars”—Rasmus Kleis Nielsen publishes new book on American politics

07 Feb 2012 Political campaigns in the U.S. are won or lost in the so-called ground war—under…

Revolution in Libya - what happened and how the media reported it

Jasodhara Banerjee writes:The session by Lindsey Hilsum on covering the revolution in Libya was an…

Revolution in Libya - what happened and how the media reported it

13 Feb 2012 Jasodhara Banerjee writes: The session by Lindsey Hilsum on covering the…

The challenges of reporting foreign policy

17 Feb 2012 Kaijaleena Runsten writes: BBC Diplomatic Correspondent Bridget Kendall lists four…

The specter of the instrumentalization of American news media

21 Feb 2012 Around the world, Rasmus Kleis Nielsen argues, it's common for newspapers to be viewed…

RISJ Report on media coverage of major infrastructure projects in France and Britain

24 Feb 2012 David A L Levy & Kheira Belkacem  This project investigated the way major…

RISJ conference explores morality and public shaming

28 Feb 2012 Participants from Australia, North America, and across Europe gathered in Oxford…

Squeezing Out the Oxygen - or Reviving Democracy? The History and Future of the TV Election Debates in the UK

29 Feb 2012 New RISJ Report by Ric Bailey The impact of the TV debates during the 2010 Election…

New poll shows 6 out of 10 Britons believe that ‘politicians tell lies all the time’

05 Mar 2012 'Britain's democratic system is in danger', warns Peter Kellner, President of YouGov,…

The Second Superpower

05 Mar 2012 2012 Reuters Institute/BBC Butler Lecture by Peter Kellner 

Constraints and Motivations affecting Journalism in Egypt after February 2011

09 Mar 2012 Hend Selim writes:Professor Naomi Sakr started by considering change and continuity…

Numbers are weapons - A self defence guide

13 Mar 2012 Supriya Sharma writes: 49% of British households are getting below average speed for…