Real-time news curation - how to set up, create and curate a topic-specific newsradar What are the “steps”, the best practices and tools to curate a real-time newsradar on a s...

Diario dall'Afghanistan To celebrate the 40th year of his journalism career, Ettore Mo has written the book Diario dall'Afghanistan which recounts his many years of reporting from Afghanistan. He f...

The value of lobbying for democracy and growth in Italy Lobbying in many countries is a trasparent, regulated activity which is recognized as a necessary and indeed healthy part of the democratic p...

The world saved by/from journalists Keynote speech by Luca Sofri. Introduction by Marino Sinibaldi.

Cybercrime 21st-century computing crime. From hacking as a lark to hacking as organised crime: tales to tell from the digital underground. A brief overview of recent hacking history, including fam...

This year marks the Columbia Journalism Review's 50th anniversary, and in the anniversary issue CJR online editor Justin Peters edited a section that looked ahead to the next fifty years of news. Near...

Digital journalism beyond today's news: whatever became of weeklies? It looked at one point as if journalism on the web could and should only be offered in quick, short bursts. We are instead discove...

Diving into Data: The School of Data Journalism at the International Journalism Festival in Perugia In the past investigative reporters would suffer from a scarcity of information relating to quest...

Images of revolution "Images are like weapons. They can help topple a regime." Ali al-Bouazizi, political analyst. The uprisings that have shaken the Arab world were galvanised by photographs and v...

The economy and the local press The economy as described by the local press. Does the local economic news microcosm trump the macroeconomic trends so beloved of the national press when it comes to ...