Join Rob Layton for a sunrise smartphone photography walk in the historic town centre of Perugia and learn how to improve your mobile photography skills. The session will be limited to 30 people. Reg...

The Centre for Information Resilience (CIR) is proud to announce the second edition of the CIR Open-Source Film Awards, set up to celebrate the use of OSINV techniques in investigative journalism, to ...

Technology dominates our daily lives, from how we communicate to how we make sense of the world. Big Tech companies and their leaders have major sway in national and global politics, an influence that...

While the crisis in the business of journalism only deepens, there is a growing opportunity to embrace a new path. And it's an exciting, innovative and lucrative one. Consumers are abandoning traditio...

The existential crisis confronting independent media globally continues to worsen. Traditional business models continue to unravel and new ones can’t fill the gap. International aid and philanthropi...

In December 2024, the Syrian regime suddenly fell in the face of the advance of Islamist forces and its Turkish allies. While the future of the country is still uncertain, the 54-year rule of the Assa...

Research shows that more and more Americans are turning to non-journalistic sources for their information. Americans who voted for Donald Trump were especially unlikely to get their information from j...

As AI-fueled disinformation and news avoidance rises in Europe and elsewhere, newsrooms need to stand strong against climate and science deniers populating top levels of government, as well as learn h...

In an era of information overload, the lines between digital content creators (or “influencers”) and traditional journalists are increasingly blurred. Both play pivotal roles in shaping public dis...

Comment is free, facts are sacred wasted. The world is now drowning in opinions. Facts, meanwhile, are not having a good time. They are expensive and time-consuming to establish - and there is growin...