Geek Nation by Angela Saini Geek Nation: how Indian science is taking over the world by Angela Saini was published globally in spring 2011. It hit the top of the non-fiction bestseller lists in Ind...

Le cose che ho imparato Gianni Riotta, former editor of the Italian daily Il Sole 24 Ore and former director of RAI 1 News, recounts in his 2011 book Le cose che ho imparato (The things I have lea...

Free press. Hear all about it! Metro is the most widely-read free daily newspaper in the world. Published in over 100 cities in 22 countries and on 4 continents, it is read by more than 17 million pe...

Crises and participatory journalism Best practice to improve the quality, reach, and credibility of local news through citizen involvement. From major crises to minor daily issues. Examples from...

After phone-hacking: cleaning up journalism The phone-hacking scandal at Rupert Murdoch's News International has led to a wide-ranging inquiry by Lord Leveson into the ethics of the British press. ...

What a bunch of wasters! Italy wallows in a bubble-bath of public debt. Yet take the A1, the nation’s most important transport artery (the only motorway which directly links the capital Rome with t...

Migrants, immigrants, illegal immigrants Migrants, immigrants, illegal immigrants. The difference is substantial but not always clearly elucidated in the media. Italy is in the front line regardin...

Let me tell you about my latest trip... "Here are my photos of me and Molly at the airport. And here are my photos of the English Channel from the plane window....." Never again! The workshop will co...

The mafia in Umbria The penetration of organised crime into the oasis of Umbria has been underway for years yet local public opinion is largely unaware of it. The book La mafia in Umbria by Claudio...

Digital Heretics The Digital Heretics journalism award invites entries of innovative online investigative journalism on any subject. The work must have been published in 2011 and can be in Italian ...