Journalist Fellows' research papers now online

26 Oct 2010 Three recent Reuters journalist fellows, Gabriela Jacomella, Oksana Vozhdaeva and…

International reporting on TV; what gets on, what doesn't, and why

10 Nov 2010 Nagwa Abdallah writes: Eamon Matthews, executive producer of "Unreported World",…

Government and Media Relations in South Africa

11 Nov 2010 Sunday Dare writes: According to a keen observer of the modus operandi of the ANC-led…

Marked differences between countries in reporting of climate change

15 Nov 2010 A new RISJ study of international media has analysed the marked differences between…

RISJ appoints new Director of Research

17 Nov 2010 Professor Robert G Picard, a world-leading specialist on media economics and…

Crisis? What crisis? Study of the future of the international news industry

22 Nov 2010 The internet is often held up as the main reason for declining newspaper sales and…

New Fellow's research paper online

02 Dec 2010 Johanna Vehkoo, the literary editor at the Aamulehti newspaper in Finland and a…

From deep ignorance to sharp questioning – SMC and the difficulty of science reporting

03 Dec 2010 Jussi Ahlroth writes: "Science reporting is characterised mainly by deep ignorance,"…

The Global News Challenge: Assessing changes in international broadcast news consumption

10 Dec 2010 A new working paper entitled The Global News Challenge: Assessing changes in…

Are Foreign Correspondents Redundant?

10 Dec 2010 Economic pressures and digital technology are undermining the role of the foreign…

Hot climate for the RISJ in Cancun

15 Dec 2010 The RISJ's new book on reporting climate change in the media received ample coverage…

3 new Fellows' papers now online

17 Dec 2010 Journalist fellows have published three new papers on the RISJ website. The first two…