Alessandra Galloni on how to restore trust in news: "Focus ruthlessly on the facts" “There’s no glory in being fast and wrong," the new Reuters Editor-in-Chief said at this seminar at the Reuters Institute in February 2018.
Alessandra Galloni on how to restore trust in news: "Focus ruthlessly on the facts" “There’s no glory in being fast and wrong," the new Reuters Editor-in-Chief said at this seminar at the Reuters Institute in February 2018.
From fact-checking to women’s rights: TikTok's promising rise in the Global South Global news agency AFP and news publishers in Brazil and Nicaragua are engaging new audiences in the platform, Laura Oliver reports.
From fact-checking to women’s rights: TikTok's promising rise in the Global South Global news agency AFP and news publishers in Brazil and Nicaragua are engaging new audiences in the platform, Laura Oliver reports.
How evidence can help us fight against COVID-19 misinformation “Our research underlines the importance of drawing on actual evidence when seeking to counter misinformation,” writes our Director Rasmus Nielsen.
How evidence can help us fight against COVID-19 misinformation “Our research underlines the importance of drawing on actual evidence when seeking to counter misinformation,” writes our Director Rasmus Nielsen.
How publishers are engaging new audiences on messaging apps in the Global South Newspapers and startups from Zimbabwe, Brazil and South Africa are using WhatsApp in innovative ways, Laura Oliver reports.
How publishers are engaging new audiences on messaging apps in the Global South Newspapers and startups from Zimbabwe, Brazil and South Africa are using WhatsApp in innovative ways, Laura Oliver reports.
News site Stuff left Facebook. Seven months later, traffic is just fine and trust is higher Sinead Boucher, CEO of the New Zealand's biggest news site, doesn’t regret leaving the platform and encourages others to experiment.
News site Stuff left Facebook. Seven months later, traffic is just fine and trust is higher Sinead Boucher, CEO of the New Zealand's biggest news site, doesn’t regret leaving the platform and encourages others to experiment.
“Younger audiences are quite unforgiving when it comes to poor quality content” Njoki Chege, who leads the Media Innovation Centre at the Aga Khan University in Kenya, speaks about the future of journalism in East Africa.
“Younger audiences are quite unforgiving when it comes to poor quality content” Njoki Chege, who leads the Media Innovation Centre at the Aga Khan University in Kenya, speaks about the future of journalism in East Africa.
