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September 24, 2020 • by Jack Truitt
A new era? The rise and rise of advocacy collaborations in journalism
New research from Columbia University examines the viability of partnerships between the cash-strapped news industry and advocacy groups. ...
September 3, 2020 • by Gábor Polyák
The decline and fall of Hungary’s leading news brand
How Index.hu, for long Hungary's most trusted and popular source of independent news, was finally brought low....
August 26, 2020 • by Volha Siakhovich
Declaring war on the truth: the crackdown on independent media in Belarus
Journalists have been doing their utmost to get the truth out, despite the oppression....
August 7, 2020 • by Adam Szynol
“Re-Polonisation” back on the agenda for Poland’s private media
Poland's ruling party is once again floating the idea of restricting foreign ownership of the country's private media....

September 3, 2020 • Recent, Specialist Journalism • by EJO
City University to host the European Journalism Observatory
The EJO's English-language website is moving to a new home....
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August 20, 2020 • Ethics and Quality, Recent • by Philip Katz
Taking sides: how three US news outlets framed the pandemic
The headlines used by CNN, Reuters and Fox News reveal how seriously (or not) they took the threat of Covid-19....
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August 13, 2020 • Ethics and Quality, Press Freedom, Recent • by Roman Winkelhahn
Media pluralism ‘increasingly under threat across Europe’
The latest Media Pluralism Monitor report (MPM2020) finds that the situation is now considerably worse than it was a few years ago....
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August 10, 2020 • Ethics and Quality, Recent, Specialist Journalism • by Johanna Mack
Fixers: the unsung heroes of international news reporting
Though the contribution made by fixers to the international news business is crucial, they rarely receive the credit they deserve....
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August 5, 2020 • Media and Politics, Press Freedom, Recent • by Sofia Verza & Fazıla Mat
Media in Turkey: a testing ground of censorship and control
The Turkish government shows little sign of letting up in its drive to exercise total control over the country's media....
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June 18, 2020 • Digital News, Ethics and Quality, Media Economics, Recent • by EJO
News consumers ‘prepared to pay for quality and distinctiveness’ – DNR 2020
The latest edition of the Reuters Institute Digital News Report reflects the impact of the coronavirus crisis on the news industry....
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March 11, 2020 • Recent, Technology • by Damian Radcliffe and Hadil Abuhmaid
Social media in the Middle East: three big trends to note
The social media landscape in the Middle East has come a long way since the Arab Spring of 2011....
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January 28, 2020 • Business Models, Recent, Specialist Journalism • by Asma Abidi
Investigative journalism: the future
Journalists working in this field need to acquire some very special skills....
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December 20, 2019 • Business Models, Recent, Specialist Journalism • by Dumitrita Holdis
Engaged journalism takes off in Romania
Inclusiv blazes a trail for constructive journalism in Romania....
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