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R is the Swiss army knife of data journalism. Learn why this free, open-source language is so popular in newsrooms.

Press regulators in the UK have backed the first-ever reporting guidelines on fatal domestic abuse. In this session, the author of the guidelines Janey Starling will explain their content, importance ...

As a news organization that writes about the impact of ubiquitous surveillance on society, The Markup has made a pledge that it will not expose its readers to third party surveillance. This has meant ...

The law plays a key role in protecting freedom of speech. However, at the same time, laws ranging from anti-terrorism to criminal defamation and cybercrime are increasingly being used to silence journ...

How to get to know your data and find stories by asking questions.

In today’s increasingly polarized political environment, journalists covering elections struggle to build trust and create a public forum for informed discussion of issues. And even as journalism sh...

All newsrooms are striving to be innovative, distinctive and relevant at a time of change and uncertainty across the media landscape. These principles shape the content that newsrooms produce, and the...

Worldwide the number of infants and pregnant mothers fleeing their home countries is on the rise. Countless news reports focus on the desperate lives of these migrants, suggesting there is little hope...

Shortly after Donald Trump took office in January 2017, the term “fake news” went viral as a way to discredit and vilify media. According to a recent piece by the New York Times he tweeted the phr...