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25 January 2023
How to 'debirdify': Are Post, Mastodon and other Twitter alternatives fit for purpose?
Marina AdamiDave Lee, technology journalist for the Financial Times in conversation with our own Caithlin Mercer. -
18 January 2023
How The Wire's Meta controversy could have been avoided
N Ram, Director, The Hindu Publishing Group -
11 January 2023
The role of journalism in disrupting corruption
Marina AdamiJane Bradley, investigative reporter covering the UK for the New York Times in conversation with our own Mitali Mukherjee. -
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13 Dec 2022How African news agency Bird is breaking negative stereotypes about the continent
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08 Dec 2022
Así están aprendiendo los medios a crear y distribuir noticias en TikTok
Nic Newman -
15 December 2022
How publishers are creating news on TikTok
Nic Newman, Senior Research Associate -
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06 Dec 2022Not quite the Arab Spring: how protestors in Iran are using social media in innovative ways
Raksha Kumar -
01 Dec 2022
Cómo seguimos el cambio climático: uso de noticias y actitudes en ocho países
Dr Waqas Ejaz, Mitali Mukherjee, Dr Richard Fletcher, Prof. Rasmus Kleis Nielsen -
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Senior journalistRavish Kumar
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01 Dec 2022“What we have today in India is truly the ‘dark age’ of journalism. Our media ecosystem has been gutted and destroyed”
Ravish Kumar -
08 Dec 2022
How publishers are learning to create and distribute news on TikTok
Nic Newman -
29 Nov 2022
Five key ways in which podcasting may benefit your news operation
Paula Molina
