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Managing editor
Rob Chaney
Rob Chaney is the managing editor of the Mis…
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13 Sep 2023
How a young sports news site published a crucial scoop that brought down Rubiales
Eduardo Suárez -
13 Sep 2023
El hechizo se ha roto: cinco periodistas quemados cuentan por qué dejaron el trabajo de sus sueños
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09 Sep 2023
What we learnt at our 40-year Fellowship reunion about the future of news
Marina Adami, Gretel Kahn -
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford
Prof. Irene Tracey
Professor Irene Tracey became Vice-Chancello…
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09 Sep 2023
Journalists and academics can be “curators of truth and educators at heart,” says Oxford University Vice-Chancellor at our reunion
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14 Sep 2023
Breaking rules, forging trust: how to report on communities vulnerable to violence
Te Shima Brennen -
08 Sep 2023
To help journalists cover rising temperatures, newsrooms need to start with climate literacy
March 2022 was India’s hottest March on record. The heatwave that gripped the subcontinent that…
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21 Sep 2023
Strategies for building trust in news: What the public say they want across four countries
Dr Sayan Banerjee, Dr Camila Mont'Alverne, Dr Amy Ross Arguedas, Dr Benjamin Toff, Dr Richard Fletcher, Prof. Rasmus Kleis Nielsen -
08 Sep 2023
Should protecting the press be a priority for the G20? These global editors think so
Leading editors from around the world met earlier this week to discuss common challenges faced by…
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12 Sep 2023
“We can’t do this alone”: Nigerian fact-checkers teamed up to debunk politicians’ false claims at this year’s election
Patrick Egwu -
07 Sep 2023
A WhatsApp course taught older Spaniards to spot misinformation. New research suggests it worked (to an extent)
Journalists and researchers in Spain teamed up to trial a course to teach older generations how to…
Marina Adami
