Rightly or wrongly, a lot of journalists and publishers have come to rely on Twitter and Facebook to promote their work, reach audiences, respond to criticism, and in some cases generate revenue. Twit...

A hands on session for interested (aspiring) journalists on how to use open-source data on environment and climate reporting. At Bellingcat, we are exploring novel tools and data sets on collecting da...

A pre-bunking workshop from Jigsaw and DPA, explaining the why and how of pre-bunking in combatting misinformation. Sponsored by Google News Initiative.

Foreign reporting can be extractive - ‘stringers’ and ‘fixers’ are hired who have an ‘in’ with communities and a deep knowledge of countries and contexts. In many ways, these local journal...

Is there room for young people in the current panorama of the media, publishing and, more generally, of business? How are their experiences and aspirations described by the media? What role are they p...

Media freedom and pluralism are key values of the European Union as well as the preconditions for the realisation of democracy. However, in recent years concerns about the politicization of the media,...

“What really worries me is the fact that we all know that our media consumption is bad and addictive, but we still do it” – this authentic quote from a student in Cologne serves as an excellent ...

This MOJO session showcases the latest tech, tools, apps and techniques for field reporting with mobile gear. This perennial workshop features fresh case studies and best practices of mobile journalis...

News cycles drenched with violence, war and civil unrest don’t just challenge reporters on scene: far from the front line, an open pipeline of graphic imagery and toxic content floods the screens of...

With high inflation and a looming recession, legacy revenues in accelerated decline, online advertising primarily going to platforms, and digital reader revenues growing only at some titles in a winne...