Seminar report: Is censorship stifling China's media?

06 Feb 2017 By Jing Li What is the image of Chinese media in the West after president Xi Jinping…

Call for Papers: Third annual International Journal of Press/Politics conference

03 Feb 2017 From September 27-29 2017, the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism will host…

New appointments to RISJ Advisory Board

02 Feb 2017 We are delighted to announce the appointment of several new members to the Reuters…

RISJ Fellow wins award for story of asylum seeker’s failed quest for release

02 Feb 2017 A former RISJ Fellow has been announced as the winner for the best feature (under 4000…

How should journalists cover powerful people who lie? Give us your thoughts

26 Jan 2017 President Trump repeated false statements and his incoming administrations’ idea of “…

Seminar report: Making an impact with journalism in today’s world

26 Jan 2017 by Alexander Fanta In today’s world of fake news, numbers make money. Bogus stories…

Last chance to apply for journalism fellowship programme

24 Jan 2017 Are you a mid-career journalist with a minimum of five years’ experience? Would you…

How do you solve a problem like The Donald? Reporting on populism in a post-truth era

19 Jan 2017 Today, Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 45th President of the United States of…

Spooks and hacks: Can journalism and the secret services forge a new relationship?

13 Jan 2017 The publication by BuzzFeed of an unverified dossier containing incendiary allegations…

How are European digital-born outlets funding quality digital journalism with no legacy brand?

13 Jan 2017 By Emma Goodman  A report from the Reuters Institute finds that the challenges…

Apply now: Journalist Fellowship Programme

18 Jan 2017 Are you a mid-career journalist with a minimum of five years’ experience? Would you…

Seminar report: Strength in numbers — how journalists cracked the Panama Papers

11 Nov 2016 By Krzysztof Dzięciołowski The Panama papers story began when a German newspaper…