Estos periodistas venezolanos unen fuerzas para informar sobre la caída de Maduro desde el exilio Seis reporteros explican cómo cubrieron una semana crucial, qué errores suelen cometer sus colegas extranjeros y por qué es probable que la represión se mantenga por ahora.
Estos periodistas venezolanos unen fuerzas para informar sobre la caída de Maduro desde el exilio Seis reporteros explican cómo cubrieron una semana crucial, qué errores suelen cometer sus colegas extranjeros y por qué es probable que la represión se mantenga por ahora.
These are the exiled Venezuelan journalists joining forces to report on Maduro’s ouster from afar Six reporters and editors discuss how they’ve covered a momentous week, what foreign colleagues often get wrong on their country, and why repression is likely to stay in place for now.
These are the exiled Venezuelan journalists joining forces to report on Maduro’s ouster from afar Six reporters and editors discuss how they’ve covered a momentous week, what foreign colleagues often get wrong on their country, and why repression is likely to stay in place for now.
Digital is a double-edged sword: How journalism is surviving under pressure in India’s poorest state “Social media is helping reporters on the ground. But in this space, it is tough to separate the wheat from the chaff,” says veteran journalist Kiran Shaheen.
Digital is a double-edged sword: How journalism is surviving under pressure in India’s poorest state “Social media is helping reporters on the ground. But in this space, it is tough to separate the wheat from the chaff,” says veteran journalist Kiran Shaheen.
How this newsroom braves Sudan’s civil war to keep the world informed Despite losing most of their revenue from Donald Trump’s cuts, the Ayin Network’s reporters keep risking their lives to cover war crimes.
How this newsroom braves Sudan’s civil war to keep the world informed Despite losing most of their revenue from Donald Trump’s cuts, the Ayin Network’s reporters keep risking their lives to cover war crimes.
From taxes to news: How Denmark is rethinking public funding for private publishers The Nordic country is creating a model to decide which outlets should receive subsidies, how and on what basis. Rasmus Nielsen explains how it could work.
From taxes to news: How Denmark is rethinking public funding for private publishers The Nordic country is creating a model to decide which outlets should receive subsidies, how and on what basis. Rasmus Nielsen explains how it could work.
Trust Conference 2025: Six things we learnt about the threats facing journalism today Experts such as Laura Zommer, Salla-Rosa Gröhn, Carmella Boykin, Nabiha Syed and David McCraw discussed the challenges reporters face.
Trust Conference 2025: Six things we learnt about the threats facing journalism today Experts such as Laura Zommer, Salla-Rosa Gröhn, Carmella Boykin, Nabiha Syed and David McCraw discussed the challenges reporters face.
Access denied: insights on newsgathering in repressive regimes How to report on repressive regimes when access on the ground is blocked by authorities: a case study from Iran.
Access denied: insights on newsgathering in repressive regimes How to report on repressive regimes when access on the ground is blocked by authorities: a case study from Iran.
How journalists worldwide deal with coordinated discrediting Nigerian investigative journalist and editor 'Fisayo Soyombo gathers stories from three continents to illustrate the impact of coordinated discrediting.
How journalists worldwide deal with coordinated discrediting Nigerian investigative journalist and editor 'Fisayo Soyombo gathers stories from three continents to illustrate the impact of coordinated discrediting.
The looming threat (and possible solutions) to Latin America’s foreign donor-funded journalism Our Journalist Fellow Francisca Skoknic analyses what newsrooms in the region can do in light of an increasingly challenging funding environment.
The looming threat (and possible solutions) to Latin America’s foreign donor-funded journalism Our Journalist Fellow Francisca Skoknic analyses what newsrooms in the region can do in light of an increasingly challenging funding environment.
The press vs. organised crime: Lessons from Mexico for Argentina As organised crime spirals, journalist Noelia Vetach asks what journalists in Argentina might learn from peers in Mexico.
The press vs. organised crime: Lessons from Mexico for Argentina As organised crime spirals, journalist Noelia Vetach asks what journalists in Argentina might learn from peers in Mexico.
A six-step plan for combatting SLAPPs In Poland and the Balkans, Lady Justice’s blindfold is increasingly used to gag journalists through strategic lawsuits against public participation. Author Patrycja Maciejewicz investigates solutions.
A six-step plan for combatting SLAPPs In Poland and the Balkans, Lady Justice’s blindfold is increasingly used to gag journalists through strategic lawsuits against public participation. Author Patrycja Maciejewicz investigates solutions.
