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A code of conduct in covering minorities
Despite the existence of deontological codes and institutions responsible for sanctioning discriminatory remarks, offensive headlines against the Roma minority are not exceptional in the Romanian media. Journalist George Lăcătuş and the Centre for Independent Journalism in Romania have elaborated a code of conduct for a responsible coverage of minorities, which they hope will lead to a more objective reporting on the Roma minority.
Novaya Gazeta: a new dawn for investigative journalism?
New media and technology are enabling transnational investigations to be crowd-sourced and opened to citizen journalists. Could this also lead to a safer environment for investigative reporters? To find out we spoke to Novaya Gazeta’s Editor-in-Chief, Dmitry Muratov, on the occasion of the Press Freedom Debate organised in Maastricht by the EJC at the request of the City of Maastricht and in cooperation with the Foundation Médaille Charlemagne.
Story Hack: Beta – entertaining and engaging, the transmedia way
How will technologies like the Internet and innovations in digital media change the way we tell stories? The recent Story Hack: Beta event at the New York Lincoln Center gave writers, designers, filmmakers and developers the opportunity to redefine storytelling by working and playing in “transmedia” - stories that are not confined to a single narrative medium. Participants were asked to form teams and design a storytelling model spanning three or more technological platforms and use it to create a cohesive narrative, all over the course of 24 hours.
Biased journalism strains Lithuanian-Polish relations
How much “loyalty” can be expected from ethnic minorities’ media outlets towards their host country? The discussion is ongoing in Lithuania, where Kurier Wilenski, the newspaper of the Polish community, has been voicing an increasingly belligerent rhetoric against the Lithuanian state.
Building Bridges: U.S.-Pakistan Professional Partnership in Journalism
Amid Pakistan’s roller coaster relationship with the United States, especially on the subject of the war on terror, a capacity building exchange programme for journalists had been riding quite smoothly. The U.S.-Pakistan Professional Partnership in Journalism programme, funded by the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA), aims at training journalists in giving audiences both in Pakistan and the United States a more balanced picture of life and events in each other’s countries and dispelling existing myths and misperceptions.
De Pers: The end of a popular free Dutch daily that never made any money
After five years and a few months, the last issue of the Dutch free daily De Pers was distributed on 30 March. Despite a strong belief in its exceptional editorial formula, De Pers was not able to survive in the Dutch free newspaper market. What went wrong? What is the secret of a successful free daily?
Will the scramble for photojournalists to learn video be worth it?
In a changing media landscape marked by the migration from print to online supports, many photojournalists have been turning on the video function on their DSLR cameras and started to become video journalists. But do photojournalists naturally make good video journalists? And does learning video provide any kind of job safety?
Vis à Vis, a new iPad magazine in Spain, wants to be free forever
In a small office in Alcala Street, in the centre of Madrid, a team of seven young entrepreneurial journalists are working overtime to produce the next issue of the Spanish digital magazine Vis à Vis. Conceived exclusively for the iPad and launched in January 2012, Vis à Vis is an interactive, visual and modern publication that wants to reinvent journalism.
18DaysInEgypt: a pioneering storytelling platform to document Egypt’s revolution
In the 18 days of Egypt’s uprising that began on 25 January 2011 and ended with the resignation of the former President Hosni Mubarak on 11 February, thousands of Egyptians turned to their cell phones, digital cameras or social media sites, to document the events as they were unfolding in Cairo and across the country. Tapping into this wealth of material, American documentary filmmaker and journalist Jigar Mehta co-founded 18DaysInEgypt, a crowd-sourced interactive documentary project aimed at capturing the history of the revolution in Egypt.
Immersive journalism and a step forward for virtual reality
US journalist and producer Nonny de la Peña integrates the modern technology of virtual reality with journalistic stories and calls it “immersive journalism”. She defines this approach on her website as “the production of news in a form in which people can gain first person experiences of the events or situation described in news stories.” In her latest project, “Hunger in Los Angeles,” she uses a virtual reality experience to recreate a real life event and investigates the way the emotional response to the event is expressed and can be amplified.
Archives
- Drone journalism takes off
- How to survive as a journalist in Somalia
- Can a journalist be forced to name a confidential source?
- The Tiziano Project: helping local community journalists showcase their stories
- What type of journalist are you? A fighter, a disc jockey, or a waiter?
- How to practise investigative journalism in the Arab region
- How do Azerbaijani bloggers perceive Armenians? Introducing Hate 2.0
- Young journalist becomes Facebook hit during Romanian protests
- Covering the Arab world: A masterclass with Al Jazeera
- Who will save Euronews Portuguese?
- Flying to the moon with Volunia
- Media images: How much is too much?
- The New York Times’ evolving social media strategy
- Argentina: an Orwellian state or a forerunner of media reforms in Latin America?
- How to use quotes in news and features
- The Athena Film Festival, not just for women
- Our Letter, a magazine for the blind in Romania
- The Data Journalism Handbook: Final call for contributions
- Facebook IPO – what it means for Zuckerberg and you
- Media and developers team up for Somalia Speaks SMS project
- New tax on subscriptions hits Finnish printed press sector
- The revolution will be televised, streamed and uploaded
- Lithuania seeks to curb its banks’ appetite for media ownership
- Fortune-tellers and psychics pervade Italian media
- Condition ONE: is immersive storytelling the next big step in conflict reporting?
- Public funds for Italian media to be axed by 2013
- How free is the media in Romania?
- 12 tips for international media trainers
- Ten things every journalist should know in 2012
- Current trends in US documentary filmmaking
- Unhappy about biography, Lithuanian basketball stars shake off public figure status
- Recommended media reading list
- Tips for writing radio news scripts
- The future of news: crowdsourced and connected
- Iraqi bloggers and social media activists speak up for their country
- Media freedom in Israel eroding fast
- Minority voices on social media networks
- Press freedom award honours courageous Bahraini journalist
- A critical mass for Public Service Media freedom in South East Europe
- Latvia to host Baltic Investigative Reporting Center
- Italian freelance journalists protest against precarious working conditions
- Can Lithuania get past its provincialism?
- Broadcasting 2.0: Creating an orchestra out of a cacophony
- Belgian television investigative programme exposes social injustice with humour
- Dying for the truth: Drug cartels target journalists in Mexico
- Summer Reporter 2011: Underground professional journalism (Part III)
- Summer Reporter 2011: Discovering new niches in the news market (Part II)
- The EU, its neighbours, and journalism revolution
- Summer reporter 2011: Introduction (Part I)
- Springing into action: have social media and the Arab Spring reshaped world politics?
- Covering the EU – what’s in it for Romanians?
- In the aftermath of the Arab Spring revolutions, journalists ask: “Who is a journalist?”
- ENJN closing conference: main takeaways - Day 2
- ENJN closing conference: main takeaways - Day 1
- SOS - Save our serendipity
- Marketing a revolution: The Arab Spring for sale
- Social media or digital narcissism
- The Order of Journalists in Italy: an outdated institution?
- MADA campaigns amidst precarious media freedom in Palestine
- From watchdogs to witch-hunters: Italian mainstream media in a moral vacuum
- Do school newspapers hold the future of print media?
- Weibo: the Chinese Twitter
- Can one make a living as a freelance journalist in Lithuania?
- Alex Crawford: making history in Libya
- The color of terrorism
- The Imperfectionists: A failing newsroom - described with a novelist’s touch
- Twitter interview requests: #innovative or #epicfail?
- How to correct social media errors
- Free laptops and internet connection for children in Uruguay
- Wikileaks report reveals corruption in Lithuanian newspapers
- For Belarusian journalists, a time for solidarity
- Photo-essay: Mourning and reburials mark Srebrenica massacre anniversary
- Who wants to befriend their teachers on Facebook?!?
- E-government in Italy: a race against time
- The Greek media “bailout”: Debtocracy shows the way
- Pakistani comedians make their way into mainstream media
- Lithuanian media heedful of economic ties with Belarus, lackadaisical on Lukashenko’s politics
- Journalist gaoled, beaten by Syrian authorities offers advice to others
- Ongoing protests for democracy and free media in Macedonia
- In search for a journalism model: Going hyperlocal and pushing the envelope
- Earthquake in Japan, protests in Egypt, war in Libya? Too far away from me…
- Russian broadcasters to benefit from Lithuanian round-the-clock ban on alcohol advertising
- Japan’s muzzled media and the nuclear crisis
- Is Italy’s mainstream media doing its part in covering the upcoming referendum?
- The effects of terrorism on Pakistan’s media
- European Commission 2.0 - Towards an open debate?
- Defending the rights of young journalists in Pakistan
- Investigative journalism according to Gustavo Gorriti: “Never allow fear to become an editor”
- Journalistic speed dating
- Minor political parties take part in television debates during electoral campaign in Portugal
- Irish media start-ups venture online in wake of recession
- Why is hate speech flourishing on the Lithuanian Internet?
- Study says East European media lead the way in gender equality
- What data visualisation can learn from game design
- Learning lessons from social media’s new-found prominence
- Who likes your page? No, really - Navigating between likes and fakes in social media
- Hefty EU allocations to Lithuanian media bend journalism ethics and standards
- The European Council, addicted to Twitter? Well almost…
- Modern technological trends emerging in Pakistani media
- The uninteresting Baghdad secrets of WikiLeaks
- China’s media charm offensive
- For conflict-weary Liberians, Ivorian crisis is ‘front page news’
- News games
- Japan earthquake shakes Italian media
- The economic recession in Europe rampages the newsroom
- Tweeting the Budget: a BBC hashtag experiment
- The curse of yellow journalism in Pakistan
- Abandoning a broken model of journalism
- Facebooked journalism in Romania
- How social media, internet changed experience of Japan disaster
- Addressing gender issues in developing countries
- Will Righthaven copyright lawsuits change excerpting online?
- Social media: What’s the difference between curation and journalism?
- China is not ready for the Jasmine Revolution
- A miscarriage of information: the 2009 Swine flu distance diagnosis and misleading media in the UK
- Media companies must become trusted data hubs
- The Middle East riots as depicted by the Israeli media
- Attacks on journalists take on a nasty gendered twist
- Character and veto power: French journalists’ two defenses against interference from owners
- Libya striking hard against protests – EU demands end of violence
- All of life is a live event: how should journalism look?
- Bahrain - peaceful demonstrations turn into a battlefield
- The Huffington Post – an insider’s point of view
- Time magazine cover photo wins World Press Photo of the year award
- Threatened by War and Abandoned by Their Employers, Pakistan’s Journalists Won’t Back Down
- The Vatican and new media
- David against Goliath - a people’s rise against autocracy and censorship
- Why I want my newspaper to go out of business
- Hungary sliding into censorship and media suppression
- A culture of contempt
- Al-Jazeera launches new unit to support future leaks
- Lip service: Israeli ‘talk back’ culture
- Body Dysmorphic Disorder: Does media play a role?
- Serbia’s news satire phenomenon
- How new media saved lives in Haiti earthquake
- Citizen media in the Maghreb
- Young Reporters 2010 join Brussels’ press pack
- 2010 Journalism Review Series: Yannis Andritsopoulos, Greece
- Brussels’ first international press club opens
- 2010 Journalism Review Series: Jason Brown, South Pacific
- Reporting the Hungarian EU Presidency: Free journalist e-booklet
- Brazilian media’s drug war role
- Books in browsers? Google, Amazon bring e-books to the masses
- CIS ban system for journalists
- Italian media gagged by enemies
- European Wikileaks spin-off launches
- Social media at the BBC
- Radio’s role in Central & Eastern Europe
- Wikileaks - the salient point
- Italian media neglects “generation nobody”
- Editorial cartoons come of (digital) age
- Taking the Middle East conflict online
- Reporting disruption: Journalists & innovation
- Why Zuckerberg was right: The iPad is not mobile, but it is leisurely
- The perils of reporting in Sudan
- America’s Rachel Maddow: The country hates the press
- Germany’s call for ‘quality journalism’ & why Europe should listen
- ‘Why are we just doing static things?’
- An Italian in Berlin: Tales of a political correspondent
- The bureau, the whistleblower and the data journalist
- ONA Conference 2010: What’s next in online journalism
- Iraqi journalists duck & dive
- The EU’s digital agenda (part II): Megalomania or jack of all trades?
- What’s the blogging story?
- Reporters Without Borders: Press Freedom Index 2010
- The EU’s digital agenda (part I): What is at stake?
- Media coverage ethics for a changing media landscape
- When bedbugs became news: Public service does not equal journalism
- Love, and the lens
- Press and President in new standoff in France
- Crowd-funded news site Spot.us is sticking to startup roots, says founder
- ‘We don’t sell soap’: Addressing transparency in journalism
- Afghans in the ‘City of Asterix’: Social media storytelling
- Women ‘significantly underrepresented’ in the media, survey suggests
- Data-driven journalism: Only the start
- Global media thinkers join EJC @ PICNIC 2010
- Reporting Edinburgh: Comics, critics and bloggers
- Dutch public radio and TV: New and improved?
- MDGs and the media: ‘Meeting the goals is everyone’s business’
- Pitching to the Economist
- Redefining democracy: A job for eurocrats?
- #ddj: Reasons to cheer from Amsterdam’s Data-Driven Journalism conference
- Keeping tabs on British tabloids
- Prison Valley: Breakaway web documentary
- Google: friend or foe for news publishers?
- HTML5 for journalists
- Lessons to learn from successful online journalism businesses
- Journalism meets ‘big’ data
- Fear and objectivity in conflict reporting
- Data-driven journalism: Enriching the news
- In digital publishing, journalists yet to claim role as content brokers
- Fear and dialogue in Copenhagen
- Science PR: Putting journalists out of the picture
- Conflict Reporting 2010: Lessons from Israel
- Google’s Newspass not a magic wand for publishers
- Fashion journalism: the fine art of, well, a fine art
- Like a person with a quill learning to operate a typewriter
- Berlusconi gag law sparks protest, but likely to pass
- How to get your sound in the cloud
- A primer on EU funding for NGOs
- In Norway, newspapers tackle e-tablets together
- Miracle boy of Tripoli sparks a Dutch debate
- MYScience meets RELATE: Future-proofing science journalism?
- Data driven journalism: Making sense of the data deluge
- Followers and friends in Brussels
- Canada’s Digital Strategy: All talk and no action?
- BILDblog founder on lessons learned while writing a book
- Reconsidering journalism education
- Press Freedom in Turkey: Signs of hope for 2010?
- Translated: Two Swedes talk censorship and child pornography in Europe
- Press Freedom 2010: An EJC field guide
- Through the lens: A photographer talks cinematic effects and Haiti
- Canada’s parliament seeks Google’s advice about new media
- Despite financial challenges, Le Monde gets a makeover
- Why the Europeana initiative is still important
- Reconciling journalism and political conflict
- Reactions to Lawrence Lessig in Rome
- European editors reject AP decision to use Great Recession
- German media stakeholders discuss regulations for commercial TV in an Internet era
- Former Times editor says journalism students must be quick to adapt
- German regulators consider micromanaging news on commercial TV
- Sir Berners-Lee and the African journalist
- Experimental Europe: Dealing with FP7 complexities
- Romani decree would require licence to upload
- Experimental Europe: Why some FP7 research projects fall short
- At 20minutos.es, portadistas play central role in merged newsroom
- Small talk: Notes of a multilingual writer
- Comment is free, but French comment sections are sacred
- Middle East viewers skip Arabic offers from European broadcasters
- EU presidency no help to image of Spanish Prime Minister
- Alone with social networks in Perigord, France
- Media Helping Media: An (un)official guide to training journalists
- The future of international summits: Security communities exchange ideas via intranet
- In Haiti, social networking ecosystem links victims, reporters and aid agencies
- In Canada, ethnic press influences multilingual media market
- Evolution, not revolution: An academic examines the blogosphere
- Game, set, match coverage: Newspaper publishers seek digital rights for sports reporting
- From outside Iran, Jaras reports on the Green Movement
- iPhone triggers new business in sports news
- Google searches for balance in China
- New bill on protection of sources “imperfect,” say French journalists
- Missouri sheds light on future of journalism with a candle
- Net Effect: European governments clash with Facebook privacy outlook
- Iran’s nuclear power: Failing to fuel smart reporting
- The EU journalist’s guide to the Spanish presidency
- Dubai Declaration: From Gatekeeper to Networker - the public promise of the new journalism
- CNN, Tiger Woods and the All-Star Tribute that wasn’t
- KPN considers crowds, social media for reputation management
- My new best Twitter friend: Anders Fogh Rasmussen
- In decline, financial journalism needs experienced guts
- China’s official media: Will the West ever want to watch?
- Media welcome comments, but journalists ignore the crowds
- How Internet structure affects content pluralism
- Passion drives social networking solutions at PdF - Europe
- In France, a rush of community news sites
- End of days for commercial TV?
- Reporting the financial crisis: A media failure?
- World Press Photo: Smile, it is an order
- Moldova and the media: Why track human trafficking?
- ZDFneo: New spur for German public TV
- Pitching for Publication: Starting Out
- European journalists: Comrades in Arms?
- American ad law fuzzy on disclosure rules, US behind EU on regulations
- Brussels: Exile or Opportunity for German Politicians?
- The Curriculum Trap: Future-proofing Youth Media and Education
- Association of online publishers to lobby government in France
- Goodbye to advertising on Spanish state TV
- Innovate to inspire: How can we empower the next generation?
- Reporting from virtual worlds
- A glimpse at Picnic09
- Five ways news sites can generate links
- Networked Journalism: Will it spark a golden era of journalism?
- New bid to boost diversity among French journalists
- Freesheets beautify but don’t improve Italian media landscape
- Spain’s Digital Dilemma
- AP and Reuters: Competing visions for online news
- Rebuilding ambition in television
- A media storm and the disaster that never befell Riga
- Gamescom 2009: Instant everything and the addictive potential of marriage
- Managing director of World Press Photo on the difficulties of photojournalism
- Italian bloggers strike against government
- Things newspapers could do: Traffic reporting for mobile web
- AFP ignores scoops, say French papers
- Hot or not: Breaking down the hot news doctrine
- The truth about Marika: Lie or Gesamtkunstwerk?
- New media observatory: White elephant or Trojan horse?
- Digital TV in shackles
- Swiss TV bites back at vampire Sarkozy
- Training Facebook in the land of Vkontakte
- Reactions from Belgrade: Serbian journalists indicted for promoting, enabling war crimes
- Teaching Twitter in Ukraine
- Top journalists give tips on YouTube
- The road to journalism continues: Why we choose to be journalists
- Why Iran will never be the same again
- State aid and 10 Commandments to revive French press
- Mastering the mobile phone frontier
- Where is Web 2.0 in Ukraine?
- Rowing the slaveships of online journalism
- Media Pluralism Monitor unveiled
- Twitter and the lone reporter
- Of markets and muzzling
- The Internet: Tool of tyranny or democracy?
- Portrait: Lydia Cacho Ribeiro
- France waking up to news revolution
- Journalism under friendly fire?
- Bing News search: Extra Extra?
- Wolfram Alpha is beta search service
- Catalan news site covers Barca with a social flair
- Postcard: Creative Companies Conference
- Revisiting the paywall
- Swine flu, media fever
- French anti-piracy bill carries new status for online press
- Readers want articles, not newspapers
- Kazakhs protest Internet censorship law
- Science communication gets savvy
- Collecting royalties for articles
- The benign ecology of Public Broadcasting
- Prague puts limits on media freedom
- I’m a journalist – Get me out of here! (Why media freedom is no joke)
- Letting Google crawl all over you: Examining ACAP
- Journalists become stakeholders in innovation systems
- Flashbacks: Interfacing Innovation conference
- Six reasons legacy media products in Europe are surviving
- Sharing stories of Muslim integration in Italy
- Sister: 15 years of searching for truth
- The road to journalism: Why we choose to be journalists
- State of the Media: Legacy media journalists are pessimistic
- Postcard from Perugia: Notes and quotes from the Perugia International Journalism Festival
- Mine magazine: Hold an RSS feed in your hands
- Journalism: A product of its environment?
- The Guardian leads the way: All about APIs
- Review: MediaGuardian Changing Media Summit 2009
- Reporting from Gitmo: Getting in and going beyond the itinerary
- The end of online anonymity in Italy?
- Time to go after Google?
- Making time for ethics on St. Patrick’s Day in Chicago
- Blogging The Middle East
- Telcom Italia’s not so Capital idea
- A high-priced affair: DNA
- Media Freedom in Egypt: Interview with Human Rights Watch
- TV hostess escorts Italians to Facebook
- Content thieves: To catch or not to catch?
- At a Freemium: Finding the best business strategy for your content
- Guarding freedom of the press
- In Italy it’s Arrivederci, Facebook!
- Twitter accounts for journalists to follow
- Postcard from Paris: Interviewing 6 billion Others
- It’s complex: Becoming a stranger in your own land
- European Institute of Technology: The tapas principle
- Monitor the banter on your beat using RSS like a pro
- 10 things journalists should know about fixers: Covering minorities
- User-generated content on trial in Italy
- European Institute of Technology: KIC(K)starting innovation or networking itself to death?
- Morning papers: What made headlines in Russia and Ukraine during the gas crisis
- Minding the gap: How to make the case for online ad spend
- Three guides to writing: Structure, struggle and alcohol
- The story before the headline
- Korean democracy detained with Minerva
- Obama, YouTube and ‘Democratisation of Fundraising’
- Lost in Google? How to optimise your writing for the web
- Tools for liveblogging
- When an economic crisis is not a crisis
- Scaring up an audience in the attention economy
- Obama to the credit crunch: Tracking major events and magnetic personalities
- Journalspace makes the case for backing up
- The IDF and other legions on YouTube: Useful sources?
- How to: Bail out of your newspaper and dive into the blogosphere
- Prime real estate: Who’s who on the Neilsen Online list
- Talk it up: Brand strategy online
- Traversing Twitter: Tweets for journalists
- Separating journalism and the media
- Citizen journalism in the age of global terrorism
- Beyond the Piazzas: Internet access in Italy on the wane
- Mass Media: An instrument of war?
- Hybrid economies and journalism
- Europeana: Digital Grand Tour delayed
- Innovation Journalism: Copyright and Creative Commons
- Guardian feeds its readers
- Poor execution: Media freedom in Moldova
- Unique culture centre in Limburg hosts World Press Photo
- Seven simple writing tips for social news
- Postcard from China: Creative Commons launches in Hong Kong
- Youth media gets closer to the EU
- Examining viral marketing disasters
- The language economy and the credit crisis
- Introducing Reporter and Editor 2.0
- Clairvoyance and scandal at the 2008 German Television Awards Ceremony
- Associated Press announces content marketplace
- Picnic multimedia page
- Of offline domains
- What companies don’t understand about social media
- Clocking the chit chat: Presenting at Picnic
- Who’s on(line) first?yright
- Magazine layouts gain popularity with blogs
- Of webwashers and enablers: Multimedia Semantics Conference in Crete
- They talk to us about WE
- Reshaping the American television market
- Top mistakes made by journalists in social media
- Challenges of the European Neighbourhood Policy: Three
- Dealing with trolls
- Challenges of the European Neighbourhood Policy: Two
- An unclean slate: The gap between traditional and new media
- In the hood: ENJN training starts
- German mobile TV a non-starter
- Challenges of the European Neighbourhood Policy: One
- Actively European: Euractive.com, a profile
- The unreachable peace in the Middle East
- Did I do that? Preventing identity theft
- The Redlasso problem
- New media and social change in the Arab and Muslim world
- Knowing too much
- Public relations primer
- Blogskeptics ponder regulation in Europe
- Unpublished: The Internet eraser
- Part Two: Thriving in the “Me” era
- The right to blog: freedom’s next frontier
- Chernobyl: The unforgettable fire
- Part two: Future user guidance in television and online video
- Future user guidance in television and online video
- I’m a stranger here myself
- Avoiding the backlash: A retrospective on the AP debacle
- Part One: Surviving the “Me” era
- Journalist above all
- When the threat comes from within
- When customers go bad
- Globalised business and the limits of media regulation
- The US orphan works bill and you
- All eyes on Ireland
- Platforms for inter-religious dialogue?
- Online democracy is here to stay
- Creative Commons: For journalists?
- Diving into shallow coverage
- Zittrain in the Netherlands
- Transparency begins at home
- How much is a link worth?
- Who is copying your content
- German Public Broadcasters try to defuse Public Value Test
- Protecting online video
- A look at German television
- Visiting journalists brush up on trade, exchange stories
- Tearing down the paywall
- Barking up the wrong tree: Quality in commercial television
- Links: The currency of the web
- Covering Africa in The Hague
- Five steps toward revolutionary web strategy
- Private equity investors in German media
- Peace journalism in practice
- Despite billion eyes on the web, content misuse is rampant
- The German TV market as seen from abroad
- Whither goes NPR
- Really, simple syndication
- Nation 2.0
- The new foreign correspondent is looking for adventure
- The European Union’s effect on copyright law
- UGC: News with street cred?
- Oops: Dealing With corrections in the digital world
- On the borderlands of the Fourth Estate II
- The advantages of copying
- Postcard: Rolling along a Riga river
- Discussion Points: Gender equality in the labour market
- Be careful where you upload
- Broadcasting regulations to govern online video?
- Between consumption and participation - consumer/citizen models in the digital environment
- “We know already that we’re a strange country”
- Risk management in media policy: Balancing stakeholders
- On the borderlands of the Fourth Estate
- Got something to say? Creating a comment policy
- Postcard from Japan: Covering the challenges of an ageing society
- The future of the Internet is far from certain
- Risk management in media policy: Dealing with complexity
- A brief guide to social news sites
- The danger of saying “Thank You”
- Risk management in media policy: The challenges of diversity
- Books that journalists should read: Edwin Black
- Risk management in media policy: The context of EU politics
- Risk management in media policy
- Avoiding copyright catastrophe
- Watermarking for the web
- Brain drain - Robin Hood in reverse?
- What duties have journalists?
- A brief history of copyright on the web: Part one
- Bridging the gap
- Tracking images on the web
- Europe goes “e”: the European challenge towards eGovernment
- Full or partial: the RSS debate
- Postcard from Nantes:Neonet Eur@dio Nantes
- How to: Journalism 2.0
- Postcard from Paris: Cinéma de Québec à Paris
- Service-neutral air waves in Europe
- Media democratization on the battlefield II
- Detecting the plagiarist within
- German broadcasting in a crisis of meaning
- Don’t take chocolate from the right-wing media
- Dealing with plagiarism in the digital age
- Standing up for journalism
- Public money for commercial broadcasters?
- The dangers of user-generated content
- The public broadcasting license fee and public value
- Media democratization on the battlefield
- Life in convergence culture
- Video: Chocolate and the future of journalism
- Belgian site promotes use of information laws
- Trust me. I’m objective!
- Licensing your content
- Helping to revolutionize journalism
- News and commercial TV
- Content for ageing audiences
- Postcard from: A basement in London
- A second helping of Picnic
- Dancing through the Picnic programme
- Out to market in Amsterdam
- Wagging the long tail
- From payola to pandora
- Serbian students finish tour of Dutch media outlets
- Innovation journalism: Detecting weak signals
- Innovation Journalism: Detecting Weak Signals (Day 1)
- Waves of praise roll in for Altered Oceans series
- Politicians pontificate on media theory
- Internet thought leaders meet on iCommons ground
- Facing up to conflict
- Postcard: Innovation journalism in Ljubljana
- Broadcasting to a younger public
- Press freedom in the digital era
- “Truth doesn’t reveal itself by accident”
- More than 600 journalists descend upon Melbourne
- Iranian photographer among winners of Pulitzer Prize
- Gatti wins journalism award: For Diversity. Against Discrimination
- RTNDA announces regional winners of Edward R. Murrow awards
- Digital road signs for German public service television
- Postcard from: Perugia International Journalism Festival
- Some style advice for EJC contributors
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