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At a growing number of traditional and legacy news organizations, philanthropy is supporting reporting and journalism projects that otherwise might not be possible. In news organizations--large and s...

Gary Younge's 23 November 2019 Guardian article entitled Streets on fire: how a decade of protest shaped the world concludes with the following: And so the decade ended as it started, with demands f...

What has the fake news problem taught us about the nature of the news cycle? Ahead of the 2020 US election, this is the perfect time to assess lessons of the disinformation era for our industry.

The panel will consider whether mainstream news reporting promotes war, and if so why. According to Bette Dam the media should hit pause, stop using biased sources, and urgently reconsider the way the...

Diversity and inclusion in media is often the elephant in the room. Everyone cares about equal representation in the newsroom and the inclusion of underrepresented groups in the reporting. Everyone un...

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

If you read the techlash that has taken over media coverage of the net and society, you're likely depressed and counting the days to the armageddon. Why the sudden hostility from the same journalists ...

Introduced by Manuela Conte, head of the press office of the European Commission Representation in Italy, and by Maurizio Molinari, head of the press office of the European Parliament Office in Italy....

Learn how to use Excel pivot tables to find trends in data.