Presentation of the book Becoming the News. How Ordinary People Respond to the Media Spotlight by Ruth Palmer. Moderated by Anna Masera. What does it feel like to be featured, quoted, or just named i...

News publishers need distribution partners to survive online. But the news ecosystem is conflicted about what makes a fair relationship between platforms and publishers. How much traffic are publisher...

The rise of Artificial Intelligence in the newsroom has been hyped as both the coming apocalypse and journalism's potential saviour. But how can we even begin to understand whether these hyperbole are...

Local newspapers have historically played a hugely important role in holding local elected representatives to account, unmasking dodgy councillors, nefarious property developers and more. It is these ...

Her Story will be a panel on the experience of women journalists who are not white European or American, and who are treated very differently from their white counterparts. "As a woman journalist wor...

Artificial intelligence and machine learning aren’t just changing the way journalists perform their job, but they are also expanding access to information: voice assistants offer customers a new way...

24 June 1981, at the initiative of the Italian Radical Party, a document against famine signed by dozens of Nobel Prizes was published in the major capitals of the West. It was the response of scienti...

#ijf18talk by James Risen. Moderated by Stefania Maurizi. The Biggest Secret. My Life as a New York Times Reporter in the Shadow of the War on Terror was published in The Intercept on 3 January 2018....

The aim of the workshop is to provide journalists with basic practical audio-video skills, the journalistic techniques to tackle difficult interviews and essential knowledge for a correct media trea...

World Economic Forum, The World Bank, governments, scientific research: we tell you "who is doing what?" to allow humankind to continue living on the planet. In view of COP 21 in Paris, then COP23 in ...