The post-journalist’s toolbox – trends in digital storytelling

Beyond the much feared crisis of information, we are actually witnessing the appearance of a great…

How unethical practices of journalists undermine progress

18 Feb 2013 William Yaw Owusu, a senior Ghanaian journalist at the Daily Guide, has written a…

From traditional to online fact-checking

14 Jun 2013 Federico Guerrini writes in the Oxford Magazine: Fact-checking is an old journalistic…

Use of crowdsourcing requires rigorous fact-checking

14 Aug 2013 Crowdsourcing can be an efficient tool in investigative journalism, according to a new…

Has ‘boring’ Brussels just got interesting?

27 Oct 2014 RISJ launched its new publication Reporting the EU: News, Media and the European…

The changing face of newsgathering in the social and digital age

23 Jun 2014 Seminar Report How the hub started  The BBC’s User Generated Content unit was…

Lucas Graves appointed Senior Research Fellow

04 May 2017 We're pleased to announce that Lucas Graves will join the Reuters Institute as a…

How can we combat fake news? – The role of platforms, media literacy, and journalism

24 Mar 2017 Workshop on Fake News, February 11, 2017 In the months since Brexit and the US…

Fake News, Propaganda, and Influence Operations – a guide to journalism in a new, and more chaotic media environment

14 Mar 2017 This article was first published in Norwegian on NRKbeta in February 2017 and was…

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…

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…