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November 11, 2019 • by Liliana Borges
Journalistic innovation: a Portuguese solution
How Portugal's Público engaged with its audience via an innovative format - by launching a series of podcasts. ...
October 11, 2019 • by Lucie Stuchlíková
Crowdfunding campaigns give boost to independent Czech media
Independent Czech journalists are increasingly turning to crowdfunding as a way of raising money to launch new outlets and finance special projects....
October 2, 2019 • by Paulina Pacula
Polish local media find strength in solidarity
Publishers of local media have found that pooling resources puts them in a stronger position....
September 26, 2019 • by Kaja Grzybowska
Polish publishers embrace mobile apps
Publishers realise that while quality content comes first and foremost, they can't afford to neglect the user experience....

September 23, 2019 • Media Economics, Recent, Technology • by Kateryna Tolokolnikova
Cutting-edge storytelling: three VR startups in Ukraine
Ukrainian media companies have been putting AR/VR technology and 360° video to good use in some immersive documentary projects....
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September 16, 2019 • Media Economics, Recent • by Liga Ozolina
How a Baltic investigative journalism startup learned to embrace the new
The Riga-based investigative journalism project Re:Baltica has adopted a novel business model. ...
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September 10, 2019 • Media and Politics, Media Economics, Recent • by Liga Ozolina
Journalism with a sense of mission: promoting civic values in Lithuania
How a YouTube-based TV channel with a mission to promote public debate became one of the most successful Baltic media start-ups....
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September 6, 2019 • Ethics and Quality, Recent, Specialist Journalism • by Anya Schiffrin
The fact-checking movement grows teeth
Fact-checking has come of age. It no longer just debunks false information, but puts pressure on the perpetrators to correct it....
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September 4, 2019 • Ethics and Quality, Recent • by Avner Ofrath
A question of sensitivity: the ethical issues posed by the Sophie Hingst...
Should a journalist's responsibility to expose falsehoods always take precedence over all other considerations?...
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September 26, 2019 • Latest stories, Technology • by Kaja Grzybowska
Polish publishers embrace mobile apps
Publishers realise that while quality content comes first and foremost, they can't afford to neglect the user experience....
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September 23, 2019 • Media Economics, Recent, Technology • by Kateryna Tolokolnikova
Cutting-edge storytelling: three VR startups in Ukraine
Ukrainian media companies have been putting AR/VR technology and 360° video to good use in some immersive documentary projects....
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August 30, 2019 • Business Models, Recent, Technology • by Paulina Pacula
Polish solutions to the “pivot to paid”
Polish publishers are currently developing analytics packages aimed at optimising the user experience and maximising revenue....
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April 23, 2019 • Business Models, Media Economics, Recent, Research • by Rana Khaled Arafat
Struggling to survive: the story of media startups in the Global South
“Journalism seems to be commercially viable in the West, so it is assumed to be the same elsewhere. However, it’s really not the...
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@GreensladeR is not impressed by the British media's coverage of the election campaign so far.He's particularly s… https://t.co/HZbgg7HiQmabout 1 hour ago
RT @MediaEu: The European Commission has published a call for tenders to create the first core service of a digital platform to help fighti…2 days ago
"A cacophony of news": The Guardian's @jimwaterson looks at how the media battle around the UK general election is… https://t.co/Yv9bePO9gq2 days ago

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