Learn how to use Excel pivot tables to find trends in data.

In-depth, objective and sensitive reporting of the LGBTQI+ communities is at record highs in mainstream media in many liberal democracies. Media are discovering new audiences with diverse content, and...

Starting on 05 August 2019, Indian authorities imposed an Internet and social-media blackout in Kashmir for more than five months; although some restrictions were lifted in mid-January, many remain in...

How do you engage a global travel audience while producing high-quality content in a very competitive sector? How do you stay relevant and distinctive? What role individual travel bloggers play in the...

In late 2019, the Membership Puzzle Project reported on newsrooms around the world that are working in dramatically different ways from their peers. They have memberful routines that incorporate commu...

There is nothing simple about conflict. Yet news coverage of many issues — immigration, the economy, health care — is often broken down into simplistic framings and neat soundbites, and the more e...

This session brings together three different approaches to the study of trust in media and its relationship to the spread of disinformation: Mandy Jenkins will share findings from Project Disconnect,...

How often have we heard that journalism is a young person's game? Why does our industry frequently make it clear it doesn't welcome older employees? For a newsroom to be truly representative of societ...

Journalism has always been highly competitive, all of us fighting for the best stories and exclusives. But as the industry faces serious financial challenges, how can news organisations work together ...

This session will showcase some inspiring examples of journalism driving change and discuss what "making a difference" with journalism really means (clue - it's bottom up as well as top down). We'll d...