Increasing demand to remove journalists’ tweets
Twitter reports increasing number of requests to remove content posted by journalists and news organisations. Accounts of 199 verified journalists
“We need a journalism that reaches out beyond elites”
“Chasing subscription dollars is bad for journalism,” argues Nikki Usher, associate professor at the University of Illinois in the College
Financing of European investigative journalism
Investigative Journalism for EU’s Investigation Support Scheme will provide €835,000 toward x-border investigative journalism projects in the EU in 2021.
Using AI in journalism: A 6-week programme for small newsrooms
Are you a member of a small newsroom team within the EMEA region, interested to learn how Artificial Intelligence can
Pinterest banning all ads about weight loss
Recognizing that eating disorders are harming many and that fat shaming is common on social media, Pinterest announced it is
Number of US media employees down 57% since 2004
Circulation revenue for the US newspaper industry was last year higher than advertising revenue, for the first time since 2004,
The Daphne Caruana Galizia Prize for Journalism – Call for submissions
The Daphne Caruana Galizia Prize for Journalism – launched on 16 October 2020, the third anniversary of the Maltese journalist’s
Inclusion and Diversity hackathon for start-ups and scale-ups
WeAreTechWomen’s next inclusion and diversity (I&D) hackathon will focus on actions specific to start-up and scale-up companies and will be
Buzzfeed going public
Buzzfeed announced that it is going public in a deal with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), which will give
von der Leyen stressing equality post-pandemic mission
This pandemic has exposed not only the fragility of our health and of our livelihoods. It has also exposed the