(IN)VISIBLE CITIES: Tales of African Communities in the World International Preview The documentary (IN)VISIBLE CITIES is the remarkable feat of a journalist and a filmmaker who have travelled in...

One year to the day from the opening of Expo 2015 in Milan, Eurochocolate, cultural and planning advisor of the Cocoa and Chocolate Cluster, offers a discussion panel which, starting from local areas,...

News is all over the net from newsletters to portals, among photo galleries, videos, and more and more personalized services. Internet, like newspapers and television, builds its own hierarchy of news...

The Verification Handbook is a groundbreaking new resource for journalists and aid responders, which provides step-by-step guidelines for using user-generated content (UGC) during emergencies. Publish...

How do corrupt politicians and criminals make and hide their money and how to expose them? This workshop will assist investigative reporters in gathering, processing and visualizing information to shi...

What does it mean to represent diversity and migrants in the media? Recently there has been an urge to use politically correct words when reporting about migrants, ethnic groups and diversity in gene...

The failure of political parties, market pressure, the arrival of the government of  technicians, the dramatic choice of whether to seek the aid of the Troika or try to do it on their own, the rise o...

Data visualisation and multimedia stories are some of the most important contributions of technology to high quality journalism. New tools and techniques allow information to be presented in a much mo...

New journalistic ventures such as HomicideWatch, PolitiFact, and the ConnectedChina project by Reuters have moved beyond the traditional inverted pyramid news story and have started new journalistic f...

Since the return of Vladimir Putin to Kremlin in 2012 Russia’s media have been confronted with the heavy pressure from the authorities. Life has become much harder for the few independent media outl...