Unfortunately, the need for crisis reporting abounds. However, for a variety of reasons, many journalists can be no more than spectators, with little opportunity to develop substantial insights into...

Newsrooms adapting to the digital era suddenly have a sometimes overwhelming array of new production processes and options. But they have new helpers too: tech startups focused on helping them disco...

You may know Lego as a child’s toy but those colourful bricks are also a highly effective system for creative thinking. Lego Serious Play is a facilitated thinking, communication and problem solv...

In 2012, Salvatore Iaconesi was diagnosed with a brain tumour. Instead of surrendering to his condition, he decided on a radical gesture: he began to publish online his medical records and all relat...

February 2016 was the hottest month on record. Two months earlier world leaders gathered in Paris to hammer out a climate deal just as extreme weather events were causing drought in Southern Africa....

Clickbait vs mandate: how public service broadcasters can balance journalistic integrity with the pursuit of page views. Public broadcasters are strapped for cash and under extreme pressure to rema...

Yemen is presented by the Western media as the hideout of al-Qaeda and the kingdom of child brides. But it is also a nation with a millenary culture and youthful creativity, both back in vogue durin...

In a world where 40% of users leaves a web page when it takes longer than 3 seconds to load and Ease of Navigation is the top website attribute users care about, the AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) i...

Hunted by ISIS, the Syrian regime, Shabiha, different fighting groups, the Syrian electronic army and corporations, Syrian journalists and citizen reporters face death on a daily basis, and their da...

Three BuzzFeed country editors - from Canada, France and Spain - will discuss BuzzFeed International's strategy, with a focus on what works - and what doesn't - country by country. They'll share how...