Louise Story, who was pivotal to the digital transformations and innovation reports of The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times, joins Dmitry Shishkin, who first brought “user needs” as an i...

Join Yasmina and Shamshir in a session exploring the incredible journey of DW Asian Language Services' Facebook and Instagram pages, which experienced unprecedented growth in 2023. With an average mon...

Much has been said about the erosion of democracy around the world but much less attention is being paid to how authoritarian regimes (or far-right populists) are using “gender” (specific visions ...

The Stories on Umbria International Journalism Award, organised by the Umbria Chamber of Commerce, is reserved to those articles dealing with the region’s artistic-cultural-environmental points of ...

Journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia exposed corruption and wrongdoing in Malta before she was assassinated by those she sought to bring to justice. Her death resulted in major criminal trials and a book...

When your daily job is reporting the suffering of others, what’s the price you pay yourself? Why are so many journalists drawn to conflict despite the clear impact on their own lives? What are the u...

Public service media promise to play a special role in society and, at their best, remain some of the most widely used and highly and broadly trusted sources of news. But public service media also fac...

Media literacy, fact-checking and collaborative efforts to fight disinformation across Europe. Learn more about the European Media & Information Fund and hear successful grantees talk about the im...

Overlapping and ongoing global press freedom crises over the past several years have forced record numbers of journalists and media workers into exile. From Pakistan to Germany, and the U.S. to Kenya,...

Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a group of researchers and journalists came together to create a new resource and database to serve as a permanent home for Russia’s independent media, one ...