From print to digital media: how news publishing has changed The news publishing business model and the way content is used have undergone radical change in the past few years. Time to take stock and...

Precision journalism and Pulitzer prizes Precision journalism means the use of computer software and social science techniques like statistics to bring evidence, not just anecdotes, to reporting. Two...

Is news now feminine? Are we living through a sea-change in the very nature of news? Are collective endeavour, exchange, custody of memory, creative contagion and reputation beginning to take the ...

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. Ne...

Matador: two anchormen unanchored How has Italian television journalism changed over the past 20 years? The two television journalists who arguably have had the greatest impact on Italian politics ...

From technology to form&content to understanding In contemporary society the word technology is undergoing a change and we are currently embracing multiple languages. The biggest challenge o...

Sourcing global stories through social media On platforms like Twitter and Facebook, journalists can now find witnesses and sources for almost any major news event. But how can you be sure that...

ebooks: the new frontier of quality journalism? Many media companies are taking the opportunity offered by ebooks to expand the range of their journalistic output with instant books, collections of a...

E-government in Italy E-government, transparency and open data within the public administration. A consideration of the current situation in Italy.

Duties & rights The Italian Constitution guarantees the right of Italian citizens to receive information without censorship. But is it right for journalists, in the name of press freedom, to dr...