This year marks the Columbia Journalism Review's 50th anniversary, and in the anniversary issue CJR online editor Justin Peters edited a section that looked ahead to the next fifty years of news. Near...

Spaghetti comics: Italian graphic journalism and the self-production phenomenon The challenge of the web to traditional media is opening doors to cartoons and news illustrations as a new form of jo...

A Story Still to Tell: Mauro Rostagno The annual A Story Still to Tell award invites the submission of short articles and/or videos on the circumstances surrounding the murder of an Italian journal...

Transnational investigative journalism The panel will show how cross-border investigations done by international teams of journalists can expose corruption and crime. Three examples have been chosen....

How TV has changed: social networks and new formats of politics on TV Is social TV (where the viewers interact via Twitter, instant polls, etc) the end of politics on TV as we know it or the clarion ...

Cybercrime 21st-century computing crime. From hacking as a lark to hacking as organised crime: tales to tell from the digital underground. A brief overview of recent hacking history, including fam...

What could possibly go wrong? The crisis of the eurozone: what’s caused it, what’s happening, what’s going to happen? How has the media fared in describing the crisis and the way(s) to overco...

Errors, lies, damned lies and the media How many times have journalists come across a breaking news story that is totally at odds with what they are witnessing first-hand in the field? Particularly...

The tortoise and the hare – there’s hope yet Four out of ten Italian families don’t have access to internet, Italy is in fourth-to-last place in Europe as regards broadband provision, e-comme...

Musical journalism in the post-MySpace era How the web has transformed the relationship between new and/or well-established musical performers and the media. Once upon a time up-and-coming bands se...