Fellow's paper on social media goes viral

10 May 2011 "Tweet first, verify later?", the new research paper by Reuters Fellow Nicola Bruno…

Pink dolphins, vanishing glaciers and highland bugs

17 May 2011 James Painter has been busy reporting (in a freelance capacity) for the BBC from Peru…

Can it tweet its way to democracy? New RISJ Report available online

24 May 2011 In this report Abiye Megenta explores the changing ways in which citizens are chipping…

Resist the tyranny of the web and tabloids

25 May 2011 John Lloyd writes: Asked on BBC Radio 4's Today programme yesterday if he thought the…

Mubarak: Tweeting his downfall

02 Jun 2011 Greg Wilesmith writes: So what do you do if you've been given a break on the biggest…

The Role of the Media in the Democratic Transition in Egypt - new Fellow's paper available online

02 Jun 2011 Nagwa Abdallah, an Egyptian journalist working at the al-Ahram newspaper, has written…

Chinese media at home and abroad

07 Jun 2011 Duncan Hewitt writes: "I don't often feel sorry for the Chinese censors," said the…

In the Pursuit of Purity: Reflections on the BBC

17 Jun 2011 Mark Damazer, Master of St Peter's College &  former Controller of BBC Radio…

New Media and Freedom of the Press

22 Jun 2011 Yvette Sierra Praeli, a freelance Peruvian journalist specialising in reporting on the…

Making serious TV for large audiences

23 Jun 2011 Kangliang Zhou writes: In a time of entertainment, infotainment, new media,…

The new foreign correspondent at work - new RISJ Report

30 Jun 2011 This new RISJ report examines the Sudanese-national journalists who provided an…

Picturing 50 Years of Castro’s Cuba

04 Jul 2011 Jamilah Tangaza writes: "Venezuela's oil is what is keeping the Cuban economy, but I…