How the coronavirus pandemic is changing social media Journalist Joey D’Urso gives an overview of how platforms have responded to COVID-19.
How the coronavirus pandemic is changing social media Journalist Joey D’Urso gives an overview of how platforms have responded to COVID-19.
Benjamin Toff joins the Reuters Institute to lead the Trust in News Project As Senior Research Fellow, he will work to understand what digital news sources people trust in Brazil, India, the UK and the US.
Benjamin Toff joins the Reuters Institute to lead the Trust in News Project As Senior Research Fellow, he will work to understand what digital news sources people trust in Brazil, India, the UK and the US.
Journalists should learn from their mistakes in the pandemic Getting COVID-19 coverage right required a diverse newsroom, argues Dorothy Byrne.
Journalists should learn from their mistakes in the pandemic Getting COVID-19 coverage right required a diverse newsroom, argues Dorothy Byrne.
The world has changed much faster than the BBC. The new DG needs to confront that The Reuters Institute's Director, Rasmus Nielsen, reflects on some of the challenges facing the institution in the years ahead.
The world has changed much faster than the BBC. The new DG needs to confront that The Reuters Institute's Director, Rasmus Nielsen, reflects on some of the challenges facing the institution in the years ahead.
From hard news to 'Gogglebox': why fun TV has also been important during this crisis Our Visiting Fellow Dorothy Byrne reflects on the role of public broadcasters in the pandemic.
From hard news to 'Gogglebox': why fun TV has also been important during this crisis Our Visiting Fellow Dorothy Byrne reflects on the role of public broadcasters in the pandemic.
Dorothy Byrne appointed as Visiting Fellow Editor-at-Large at Channel 4 is joining the Reuters Institute to explore the importance of public service television journalism and the relationship between television journalists and politicians.
Dorothy Byrne appointed as Visiting Fellow Editor-at-Large at Channel 4 is joining the Reuters Institute to explore the importance of public service television journalism and the relationship between television journalists and politicians.
Social media communities and reporting of the COVID-19 pandemic Mark Frankel explores how journalists can work with online communities
Social media communities and reporting of the COVID-19 pandemic Mark Frankel explores how journalists can work with online communities
News avoidance in the UK remains high as lockdown restrictions are eased Factsheet from the UK COVID-19 News and Information Project
News avoidance in the UK remains high as lockdown restrictions are eased Factsheet from the UK COVID-19 News and Information Project
Information inequality in the UK coronavirus communications crisis How news avoidance and news inequalities have grown in the UK during the pandemic
Information inequality in the UK coronavirus communications crisis How news avoidance and news inequalities have grown in the UK during the pandemic
Race and leadership in the news media 2020: evidence from five markets This factsheet analyses the percentage of non-white top editors in five countries.
Race and leadership in the news media 2020: evidence from five markets This factsheet analyses the percentage of non-white top editors in five countries.
Majority think UK government COVID-19 response worse than other developed countries This factsheet examines the how people perceive UK government response to COVID-19 a survey fielded from 2 to 8 July 2020.
Majority think UK government COVID-19 response worse than other developed countries This factsheet examines the how people perceive UK government response to COVID-19 a survey fielded from 2 to 8 July 2020.
Social media very widely used, use for news and information about COVID-19 declining This factsheet examines the use of social media to get news and information about the coronavirus pandemic in the UK based on a survey fielded from 18 to 23 June 2020.
Social media very widely used, use for news and information about COVID-19 declining This factsheet examines the use of social media to get news and information about the coronavirus pandemic in the UK based on a survey fielded from 18 to 23 June 2020.
