Data bootcamp for freelance journalists coming in October
The European Journalism Centre and the Freelance Journalism Assembly, in collaboration with Data4Change, are organising a data bootcamp for freelance
Facebook launches news fund and Facebook News in Australia
Facebook has announced both the launch of a AU$15 million news fund and the expansion of Facebook News to Australia.
How collaborative journalism improves diversity in the news
Freelance journalists thrive when they overcome competition and cooperate. This collaborative journalism not only empowers the community, but also improves
“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
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
Nonprofit journalism grew in 2020
Nonprofit journalism grew in 2020, and individual donors played an increasingly large part in this boom, the Institute for Nonprofit
Why local journalism is crucial for democracy
Boosting local journalism is crucial in a modern-day media landscape and “hugely important for democracy,” said Timothy Snyder, history professor
Freedom of opinion has its limits, says Merkel in DW Global Media Forum
Freedom of opinion, like any other kind of freedom, has its limits, said German Chancellor Angela Merkel, in her opening