Awkward Questions

21 May 2009 John Naughton used the metaphor of CS Lewis' book 'A Grief Observed' to describe the…

Nik Gowing on BBC Radio 4: The Media Show

02 Jun 2009 BBC Radio 4, 1.30 pm, 27/05/2009 Journalist Nik Gowing discusses his report 'Skyful…

Television in Europe’s New Democracies

02 Jun 2009 Presenting his recent study on television in Europe's new democracies, Mark Thompson…

Is the BBC the Guarantor of Journalistic Standards?

03 Jun 2009 Kevin Marsh began his talk provocatively by challenging his audience to help him…

Research papers by five Reuters Journalist Fellows now online

04 Jun 2009 The research papers of five Reuters Journalist Fellows can now be downloaded from the…

News of the World? The Future of International Broadcasting

10 Jun 2009 On Tuesday June 16th, Timothy Garton Ash will chair a panel discussion on…

Public Trust in the News: A constructivist study of the social life of the news

15 Jun 2009 The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism is pleased to announce its latest…

Privacy, Probity and Public Interest

17 Jul 2009 At what point does investigation become intrusion? In Britain there is currently a…

Geneva Conventions: Bearing Witness

24 Jul 2009 Nik Gowing writes on the fast-changing realities of the new media and information…

Tighter definition of 'public interest' needed to safeguard privacy

The British MP expenses scandal first disclosed in the Daily Telegraph in May this year has added…

New research papers by Reuters Journalist Fellows now available online

21 Aug 2009 The research papers of four Reuters Journalist Fellows can now be downloaded from the…

Breaking News - the changing relationship between blogs and mainstream media

18 Sep 2009 Citizen journalism is here to stay – Reuters Institute report presented at the 2009…