Climate Change Summits beyond Copenhagen: Who Goes, Who Stays, and How Are They Covered?

RISJ Journalist Fellow Catalina (Caty) Arevalo has written an article in the Columbia Journalism…

Hybrid Journalists -- Chinese Journalists in an era of reform: their values and challenges

Wenming Dai is the Editor of International News, Oriental Outlook, at the Xinhua News Agency, who…

Europa: Changing the way Europe is reported

Vadim Makarenko, a senior reporter at Poland’s largest quality newspaper, Gazeta Wyborcza, has…

Covering Fragile Days: The Role of the Media in Post-Authoritarian Regimes

Thiri Zaw, a Journalist Fellow at the Institute in 2012/3, is the editor of one of Myanmar’s most…

Integrate multimedia, make fingers happy: journalistic storytelling on tablets

At the moment newspapers are typically copy pasting content from print or online onto tablets, but…

Potential Change in Media Discourse on Sexuality in Lebanon: "Cinema Plaza" and Beyond

Sahar Mandour, a Lebanese journalist working with the As-Safir newspaper, has written a path-…

The Media and the Military in Vietnam and Afghanistan

America's two longest wars - in Vietnam and in Afghanistan - yielded an often contentious…

New Pressures on Old Ethics: a question of confidentiality

The relationships and rules of engagement between journalists and politicians have come under fresh…

A Comparison of Media Reports about Diplomatic Conflicts

Ji Young Seo is an experienced television reporter at the Politics and Foreign Affairs Office of…

Croatia: the Price of Corruption

Hrvoje Kresic is a Croatian journalist working as a TV reporter for RTL, Croatia’s private national…

Media-powered democracy: how media support has been pivotal to Pakistan’s latest democratization project.

Gibran Peshimam, Political Editor of The Express Tribune, a Pakistan-based English daily, has…