If news organizations are going to survive and keep producing worthwhile content, they need to diversify their revenue streams and stop relying so heavily on advertising dollars. In this panel, we'l...

An entertaining and irreverent review of the day’s newspapers with Bill Emmott e Beppe Severgnini.

It’s hard enough trying to figure out what’s really going on in Western economies, despite the plethora of statistics and information of every conceivable kind to hand. When it comes to analysin...

Live coverage of breaking news is now common for media organisations, with many of them running several live blogs simultaneously which is changing classical storytelling. New live blogging tools ar...

Blogs, social networks, news aggregators and content-sharing platforms are extremely flexible and effective tools for the exercise of journalism. The use of new technologies and procedures relating ...

Teaching the fish how to walk: five things old media can learn from new media Keynote speech by Mathew Ingram. Introduction by Claudio Giua. A consideration of some of the skills and principles th...

How does the Israeli-Palestinian issue change after the historic UN vote that admitted Palestine as a non-member observer state? The overwhelming prevalence of yes (138) would seem to indicate that ...

A new global internet agenda following WCIT-2012. A consideration of the many - and complex - issues surrounding the future of telecommunications and the web. Organised by Sky and Limes

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The democracy and freedom dreamed of so recently by the young protestors in Tunis and in Tahrir Square is a rapidly fading memory. In Syria the massacres continue, Libia Tunisia and Egypt are once a...