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27 Nov 2018Empowered: Popular feminism and popular misogyny
Professor Sarah Banet-Weiser, Head of the Department of Media and Communications, London School…
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27 Nov 2018Networked solidarity in the age of Trump
Senior Research Fellow and Associate Professor at the Oxford Internet Institute Gina Neff…
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22 Nov 2018Challenging power in Pakistan through data journalism
Image: 144 Stories/Dawn.com A new paper by former Journalist Fellow Maleeha Siddiqui …
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15 Nov 2018Transformations in news organisations
Anita Zielina is a Visiting Fellow at the Reuters Institute where she focuses on change…
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15 Nov 2018New report: The Future of Voice and the Implications for News
Credit: Reuters/Shannon Stapleton Most smart speaker users have not accessed their devices…
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07 Nov 2018How to be an excellent leader in news [infographic]
The topic was a draw: “Great journalists are often terrible managers. How do we fix this?”…
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07 Nov 2018Polarisation, misinformation and fear: insights into Turkish media
Image: Reuters/Alkis Konstantinidis Television is the main news source in Turkey, followed by…
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08 Nov 2018Breaking news: The remaking of journalism: Alan Rusbridger, former editor of the Guardian
Alan Rusbridger is the Principal of Lady Margaret Hall, University of Oxford, and former Editor…
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31 Oct 2018Statistic of the Week: How American voters get their news
The Digital News Report's United States country survey, 2018, contains more details about brand…
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30 Oct 2018Protecting whistleblowers and sources in the digital age: Julie Posetti, Senior Research Fellow, Reuters Institute
Julie Posetti, co-author of a major UNESCO study, Protecting Journalism Sources in the…
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24 Oct 2018
Visual storytelling on mobile phones
How the Rohingya escaped: New York Times: an example of visual storytelling highlighted in this…
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18 Oct 2018Social Inequalities in News Consumption
Research conducted by the Reuters Institute has revealed social inequalities in news consumption…