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26 Sep 2023
Applying for the Oxford Climate Journalism Network: Everything you need to know
Katherine Dunn -
25 Sep 2023
How the BBC fact-checks celebrity deaths (and other prominent news stories)
Gretel Kahn -
19 Sep 2023
AI and journalism: What's next?
David Caswell -
19 Sep 2023
A Kremlin mouthpiece at the heart of Africa: how Afrique Média helps Putin court audiences in their own language
Gretel Kahn -
15 Sep 2023
To cover the aftermath of extreme disasters, journalists must start covering what we cannot rebuild
I got my start in journalism working for the weekly Hungry Horse News in Columbia Falls, Montana.…
Rob Chaney -
13 Sep 2023
How a young sports news site published a crucial scoop that brought down Rubiales
Eduardo Suárez -
13 Sep 2023
El hechizo se ha roto: cinco periodistas quemados cuentan por qué dejaron el trabajo de sus sueños
Murillo Camarotto -
09 Sep 2023
What we learnt at our 40-year Fellowship reunion about the future of news
Marina Adami, Gretel Kahn -
09 Sep 2023
Journalists and academics can be “curators of truth and educators at heart,” says Oxford University Vice-Chancellor at our reunion
Prof. Irene Tracey -
08 Sep 2023
To help journalists cover rising temperatures, newsrooms need to start with climate literacy
March 2022 was India’s hottest March on record. The heatwave that gripped the subcontinent that…
Sahana Ghosh -
08 Sep 2023
Should protecting the press be a priority for the G20? These global editors think so
Leading editors from around the world met earlier this week to discuss common challenges faced by…
Marina Adami -
12 Sep 2023
“We can’t do this alone”: Nigerian fact-checkers teamed up to debunk politicians’ false claims at this year’s election
Patrick Egwu