Be it reporting from offshore refugee detention camps on Nauru or Manus island, an intimate glimpse at prison life, tabu topics in Arab societies - audio journalism offers a special kind of protection for your sources and jaw-dropping access. Not only are audio files much easier to send due to their smaller size, but the fact that recordings can happen in secret and anonymously can grant you access to stories that would otherwise only have come out as written articles. On this panel we talk with experts who have made stories like this happen or helped others make them happen. They’ll be talking about specific cases and dive into the opportunities and limitations when it comes to audio journalism.

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