Let’s go beyond the usual media profile and hear what is going on in media in Kenya and Nigeria, the two reference countries for East and West Africa. Two of the largest economies of the continent a...

Our brains use plenty of short-cuts to process the complex world around us, filter relevant information and make decisions. On the one hand a useful optimisation process, this also carries some danger...

Deepfakes are expected to come broadly online in 2020, ushering in an era of confusion or worse – the complete collapse of trust in what we see and hear. What do news operation need to know? And how...

The situation of the Kurdish people is becoming increasingly critical. President Trump's decision to withdraw American troops from Northern Syria paved the way for the Turkish offensive, and appeared ...

As news outlets prioritise loyal audiences and paid subscriptions, many are finding that podcasting plays a unique role in making audiences more engaged and more willing to pay for quality journalism....

As the climate crisis bites in to the livelihoods of family farmers across the world - we hear from Lesotho’s Chef Ska Moteane, Kenya’s Chef Ali Mandhry and a video message from Celebrity Chef Car...

What are the characteristics of the Hong Kong protest movement? How has it used the media, apps and technology in general to oppose Chinese interference? And in what way did the clashes in Hong Kong a...

Across the world migrants face deadly borders, separation from their families and incarceration. However, the global discourse on refugees and migration usually ignores South Asia. This discussion see...

Dramatic shifts in the media landscape over the past two decades — including the advent of social media, the rise of participatory audiences, and what the Journalism Innovation Project calls “plat...

More than two years have passed since the journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia was assassinated in Malta by a car bomb. Since then, between delays and omissions in the investigation, we have witnessed th...