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January 26, 2023 • by Richard Brandt
Student Perspective: Tackling hate speech and the harmful narratives of war in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Journalism student Richard Brandt speaks to a human rights organisation about their programmes to heal the wounds of war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. ...
January 11, 2023 • by Viviane Schönbächler
How women journalists in Burkina Faso are making a difference through conflict reporting
Why conflict reporting is tough for female reporters. The case of women journalists in Burkina Faso...
December 29, 2022 • by Professor Benedetta Brevini
Dispelling the ‘green’ AI myth: the true environmental cost of producing and supplying digital technologies
Is Artificial Intelligence a friend or a foe to the environment? Professor Brevini examines the true impact of the production, transport and disposal of technologies that support...
December 12, 2022 • by Rhobyn Grant
New publication highlights the importance of the Black press in the UK
EJO looks at a recent publication which chronicles the rise of the Black press in the UK and highlights its importance. ...

November 8, 2022 • Recent, Research, Specialist Journalism • by Saifuddin Ahmed, Jaeho Cho & Muhammad E. Rasul
Understanding how news works can short-circuit the connection between social media use...
Recent research examines how social media and news literacy can impact the public's confidence in Covid-19 vaccinations...
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October 27, 2022 • Digital News, Media and Politics, Recent • by David Lindner
Journalism and online activism – an unholy alliance or a useful collaboration?
Media experts examine whether the cooperation between journalists and activists is useful or whether it compromises sacred journalism values. ...
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September 26, 2022 • Media and Politics, Press Freedom, Recent • by Bjarne Overkott
The enduring press freedom challenge: how Japan’s exclusive press clubs are “holding...
Tu Dortmund University journalism student, Bjarne Overkott, examines the more subtle forms of press freedom repression such as agenda cutting in Japan. ...
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September 14, 2022 • Digital News, Newsroom Management, Recent • by Kristen Saldarini
How Journalism is joining forces with AI to fight online mis/dis-information
Kristen Saldarini examines the findings of a recent report on AI startups’ role in helping journalists tackle online mis/disinformation...
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September 1, 2022 • Digital News, Media Economics, Recent • by Anya Schiffrin
How cash deals between big tech and Australian news outlets are inspiring...
Anya Schiffrin examines the global impact of Australia’s News Media Bargaining Code, which forced big tech into cash deals with media outlets....
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December 29, 2022 • Digital News, Latest stories, Research, Specialist Journalism • by Professor Benedetta Brevini
Dispelling the ‘green’ AI myth: the true environmental cost of producing and...
Is Artificial Intelligence a friend or a foe to the environment? Professor Brevini examines the true impact of the production, transport...
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October 27, 2022 • Digital News, Media and Politics, Recent • by David Lindner
Journalism and online activism – an unholy alliance or a useful collaboration?
Media experts examine whether the cooperation between journalists and activists is useful or whether it compromises sacred journalism...
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July 5, 2022 • Business Models, Media Economics, Recent • by Report Authors
Policy brief from UNESCO recommends urgent interventions to protect quality journalism
Recent UNESCO report offers 22 actionable recommendations to improve the viability of news media and address threats against journalism...
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February 24, 2022 • Business Models, Media Economics, Recent • by Nicole Pope
New report puts a price tag on journalism’s survival
A new report examines the effectiveness of journalism funding strategies and how they can evolve to address existing and emerging...
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