The news industry invests heavily in its journalism but far less in the leaders who ensure that happens. Over the past couple of years, newsroom leaders have been carrying a triple burden: getting gre...

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 sm...

Safety clinics for independent journalists will be on offer at this year's festival on Thursday 7 and Friday 8 April. Organised by ACOS Alliance signatory organisations and partners, the clinics prov...

Reporting on the global effects of technology challenges journalists to understand wildly diverse contexts of technology adoption. It includes the on-the-ground impact of technologies such as biometri...

Reflecting on the possibilities of podcasting as a way to tell complex, research-intensive stories, Evgeny Morozov will reflect on his experiences producing a podcast about one of the forgotten pionee...

Climate journalist and author Stella Levantesi interviews world-renowned climate scientist Michael E. Mann on the obstruction efforts to climate action. In most instances today, climate change denial ...

A practical session to explore how tools like Google Lens, Pinpoint and Flourish can help journalists to research, verify and visualise their stories. Whether it's starting with an online photograph, ...

As the COVID-19 pandemic took hold globally in early 2020, the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) & the Tow Center for Digital Journalism launched a study into the transformational impact...

Women are represented in (only) one quarter of the news published around the world. Newsrooms are generally dominated by male editors-in-chief. Yet, in Europe in recent years, some of the coolest and ...

In this panel, one of the most evident and intriguing trends in modern publishing will be unpacked - deeper integration of content and product disciplines. In digital publishing, 'jobs to be done' (pr...