Keynote speech by Richard Gingras. Introduced by Mario Calabresi. It is undoubtedly a time of changes and challenges in the news industry so how did we get here and what are the questions we should b...

On memory. Two of the most fiercely independent voices in Italian journalism take as a starting point their latest books for rumination on the present and the past, on love and loss.

On World Press Freedom Day a discussion between judges, journalists and an expert in international law on the relationship between the freedom of the press and respect for the law and the national int...

Many times the data you need is not easily accessible – although it does exist. As much as we wish everything was available in CSV or the format of our choice – most data is published in different...

May 3 is the United Nations World Press Freedom Day. It is, in the words of the UN, the opportunity to: > celebrate the fundamental principles of press freedom > assess the state of press free...

Three years ago, Arabs marched in the streets by millions, expressing their need for "Bread, Freedom, and Equality". Now headlines refers to this as "the unfinished spring". Some critics refer to illi...

From the black box atmosphere of the boardroom to political regimes in upheaval, complex stories that cross boarders, take place in inaccessible places, and are fast paced throw up real challenges. Th...

> Technological downshifting, double/triple check, new attention to form and writing, and the need to change approach with technology. > Combining the power and speed of the technological era w...

Stories communicate, convey emotions, position brands and create new alliances. The new trend of digital communication is more and more connected to storytelling. For the media this means getting invo...

> The legal protection (and risks) of the anonymous online source: technical and legal considerations on whistleblowing, leaking and the law. > The real protection of the anonymous source and l...