Preserving Democracy in the Digital Age

Rasmus Kleis Nielsen, Director of Research at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism,…

Six Key Points from the EU High Level Group’s New Report on Disinformation

Since January, RISJ Director of Research Rasmus Kleis Nielsen has served as part of the EU…

There are many roads to power – How to build a career in journalism

Alexandra Borchardt, Director of strategic development, RISJ, gives a talk for the Business and…

What do audiences really want? Interview with Renee Kaplan, Financial Times

01 Mar 2018 Interview with Renee Kaplan, Head of Audience Engagement at the Financial Times

Oxford Perspectives: “Why are showers in hotel rooms so complicated?” and other questions journalists need to address

The second edition of “Oxford Perspectives – Envisioning the Newsroom in 2020” What do audiences…

Factsheet: Understanding the Promise and Limits of Automated Fact-Checking

28 Feb 2018 Journalists and computer scientists are working to develop automated fact-checking (…

Growth of multiplatform news

16 Jun 2013 Tablets and smartphones are becoming important ways of accessing digital news. The…

Would you pay for digital news? Reuters Institute Digital News Report

18 Jun 2013 More people are paying for digital news but some consumers are still reluctant. The…

Are printed newspapers still relevant? Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2013

18 Jun 2013 Printed newspaper circulations are declining in many western countries but how do…

The rise of social discovery - Reuters Digital News Report 2013

18 Jun 2013 Social media and social aggregators are becoming increasingly important ways of…

Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2013: Key findings

19 Jun 2013 The Reuters Institute Digital News Report contains essential data about the future of…

Indian alumni: Memories of Oxford

03 Jul 2013 Testimonial from Journalist Fellows Arijit and Supriya.