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August 7, 2019 • by Rui Barros
“Hack the newsroom”: Five lessons from doing data journalism in Portugal
A Portuguese data journalist advises aspiring journocoders not to be put off by the slow pace of change in most newsrooms, but to keep at it. ...
July 24, 2019 • by Tanya Gordiienko
Why journalists in Ukraine fell in love with Telegram
The messaging app Telegram was built around the idea that communication should be personal and encrypted. But in some countries it has become a popular tool for journalists to...
July 16, 2019 • by Destiny Alvarez and Damian Radcliffe
Seven ways journalists can up their social media game
Social media is swimming with journalists and non-journalists alike, but too often engagement between the two is scant. That’s the view of Mandy Jenkins, general manager for...
July 10, 2019 • by Felix Simon
Why Europe’s right-wing populists hate public broadcasters
"Ibiza-gate" - the scandal that led to the collapse of the Austrian government - speaks volumes about the animosity harboured by right-wing populists towards public broadcasters....

July 1, 2019 • Ethics and Quality, Media and Politics, Recent, Specialist Journalism • by Yunus Erduran
How do Turkish professional journalists view citizen journalism?
A recent survey of Turkish professional journalists’ attitudes towards citizen journalism finds that while many value the work of citizen journalists, some have reservations over collaborating with them. The current state of...
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June 25, 2019 • Ethics and Quality, Recent, Specialist Journalism • by Michal Kus
Fact-checking Polish-style
Facebook’s recent announcement that it had entered into a partnership with Agence France Presse (AFP) as its third-party fact-checker in Poland may have led some media-watchers to assume that there are as yet no reliable Polish...
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June 19, 2019 • Digital News, Media Economics, Recent • by EJO
Populism, platforms and podcasting: some key themes in the Digital News Report...
This year’s Digital News Report focuses on themes that are of crucial importance for the future of journalism and the media: the impact of populism, the role played by the big tech platforms and their efforts to build public trust in...
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June 17, 2019 • Ethics and Quality, Media and Politics, Recent • by Tina Bettels-Schwabbauer and Susanne Fengler
EJO wins award for contribution to European journalism culture
The European Journalism Observatory has been awarded the 2019 Günter Wallraff Prize. On 14 June, the European Journalism Observatory (EJO) received the 2019 Günter Wallraff Prize for the critical examination of journalism. The prize was...
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June 13, 2019 • Media and Politics, Recent, Specialist Journalism • by EJO
EJO Hungarian launched
EJO Hungarian has now become a fully-fledged member of the EJO network of websites. The official launch of the Hungarian-language site has been eagerly awaited within the network, as developments in the Hungarian media have attracted a...
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August 7, 2019 • Latest stories, Newsroom Management, Specialist Journalism, Technology • by Rui Barros
“Hack the newsroom”: Five lessons from doing data journalism in Portugal
A Portuguese data journalist advises aspiring journocoders not to be put off by the slow pace of change in most newsrooms, but to keep at...
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July 24, 2019 • Digital News, Latest stories, Technology • by Tanya Gordiienko
Why journalists in Ukraine fell in love with Telegram
The messaging app Telegram was built around the idea that communication should be personal and encrypted. But in some countries it has...
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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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March 25, 2019 • Business Models, Media and Politics, Media Economics, Press Freedom, Recent • by Kornelia R. Kiss
Can Innovative Funding Models Help East European Media Avoid State Capture?
Media throughout Europe face the same challenge: to retain their independence, they have to be based on sound financial models. In Central...
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