Journalists’ Perceptions of the Future of Journalistic Work

DOI: 10.60625/risj-ga21-0833 Journalists believe journalism will be a harder job with less…

Reinventing the wire: how to prepare for constant disruptions

Jairo Mejia, a Washington correspondent for the Spanish news agency EFE, has written an important…

The badgers moved the goalposts – reporting science in the British media

The global challenges of climate change, food security, and human and animal diseases have put the…

Political Parallelism and Media Coalitions in Western Europe

Visiting Fellow Juan P. Artero contributed to the work of the Reuters Institute with a working…

Global Database Investigations: The role of the computer-assisted reporter

The recent example of the HSBC files, obtained by Le Monde and shared to more than fifty media…

Flaws in the Czech political culture

Jiří Zatloukal, a business journalist with the Czech weekly magazine TYDEN (The Week), has written…

The Challenges Facing Independent Newspapers in Sub-Saharan Africa

Catherine Gicheru, the former editor of the Star, an independent newspaper in Nairobi, has written…

News Embargoes - Under threat, but not extinct

Sonja Gruber, an editor at the business department of the Austrian Press Agency in Vienna, has…

Continuity and change in the Cuban media under Raúl Castro

Flávia Marreiro, until recently a reporter at Brazil’s Folha de Sao Paulo newspaper, has written a…

The international media coverage of China: Too narrow an agenda?

Daniel Griffiths, a senior journalist at the BBC World Service and a former China correspondent,…

The debate about public broadcasting in the modern world: A case study of NRK

As with all Fellows’ research papers, any opinions expressed are those of the author and not of the…

Annual Report 2013-2014

2013-14 was a record year for the RISJ, with 20 publications, 80 events and speaking engagements…