Newsroom Curators and Independent Storytellers: Content Curation as a New Form of Journalism

Federico Guerrini, a freelance Italian journalist specialising in technology, has written a timely…

News Agencies and Social Media: A Relationship with a Future?

Christoph Griessner, a journalist at APA (the Austrian Press Agency) has written an insightful…

Crowd sourced journalism and democratic governance: the case of Cameroon

Ashu Nyenty is political affairs editor at Cameroon’s public radio and television station (CRTV).…

In need of a Leveson? Journalism in India in times of paid news and ‘private treaties’,

Anuradha Sharma is a freelance journalist based in Calcutta, India. She writes on politics and…

A Bunch of Distractive Writing

Why is it that American journalists are so much better at storytelling journalism than…

Changing media and politics in Tajikistan

Esfandiar Adinabay is the first ever Reuters journalist fellow from the Central Asian Republic of…

New tricks for an old pony

There have been innumerable studies on the effects of new and social media on legacy media, but few…

The Price of Plurality

 Plurality has been at the heart of the UK’s Public Service Broadcasting ecology.…

Business Journalism for the General Reader: An inquiry into new media and business reporting

Olga Loiko, a business journalist at TUT.BY, the largest privately owned Web portal in Belarus, has…

Tweet first , verify later? How real-time information is changing the coverage of worldwide crisis events

Nicola Bruno, an Italian journalist specialising in digital media and technology and its effect on…

The Role of the Media in the Democratic Transition in Egypt: a case study of the January 2011 Revolution

Nagwa Abdallah, an Egyptian journalist working at the al-Ahram newspaper, has written a timely…

The News Agency Goes Internet

Mimma Lehtovaara is news editor at the Finnish news agency (STT) and was a Helsingin Sanomat fellow…