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09 February 2022
Journalism in Kazakhstan
Darkhan Umirbekov, Digital editor at RFE/RL's Kazakh service -
02 February 2022
The trouble in Turkey
Kemal Göktaş, editor-in-chief Kisa Dalga -
26 January 2022
The art of the viral news explainer
In conversation with our Journalist Fellows, BBC News presenter Ros Atkins discusses why facts matter and how to go viral more than once -
19 January 2022
The death of the Kyiv Post and the fight for its rebirth
Elina Alem Kent, video and audio producer, 'Kyiv Independent' -
02 Dec 2021
Depth and breadth: How news organisations navigate trade-offs around building trust in news
Dr Benjamin Toff, Dr Sumitra Badrinathan, Dr Camila Mont'Alverne, Dr Amy Ross Arguedas, Dr Richard Fletcher, Prof. Rasmus Kleis Nielsen -
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18 Nov 2021As press freedom in Myanmar shrinks even further, an independent digital magazine embraces reader revenue to stay afloat
Raksha Kumar -
11 Nov 2021
Changing Newsrooms 2021: hybrid working and improving diversity remain twin challenges for publishers
Federica Cherubini, Nic Newman, Prof. Rasmus Kleis Nielsen -
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02 Nov 2021How China uses the news media as a weapon in its propaganda war against the West
Raksha Kumar -
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26 Oct 2021China’s latest weapons against dissidents in Hong Kong – its own newspapers
Raksha Kumar -
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19 Oct 2021Impartiality is still key for news audiences. Here’s how to rethink it for the digital age
Nic Newman -
19 Oct 2021
The relevance of impartial news in a polarised world
Jason Vir -
12 Oct 2021
How journalists can address misinformation on Telegram
Bermet Talant
