The year 2012 has been called the year of the e-single, as it was the year when this new digital format made its breakthrough with media start-ups like The Atavist and Byliner paving the way. Now...

The combined forces of technology, new audience behaviour, economics and globalisation are redrawing the media landscape. Audiences are more fragmented than ever in terms of numbers, demographic gro...

New ways of reporting on the world's greatest sport, including new media and the innovative use of statistics. For example: Italy have never lost to Germany in a World Cup Finals game. Organised in...

The past year or so, especially in continental Europe, has seen a ‘war of nerves’ between Google and news publishers over the issue of content protection. Far-reaching agreements have been signe...

What effect does the ever increasing velocity of on-and-offline news have on the quality of that news? Some speak of the Twitterization of news, but what does that really mean? How best can Jay Ro...

An average of two journalists are killed every week carrying out their work. Most are local journalists investigating crime and corruption and their killers are seldom found. Ten years ago the news ...

The 2012 reform of Italian professional disciplines - including journalism - establishes the requirement for the regular training and updating of all registered members. The Ordine dei Giornalisti i...

Young Italian journalists who have chosen to work abroad - why, where, how?

Dictators and oppressive regimes the planet over buy billions of dollars worth of digital surveillance technology from Western companies every year. Which results in direct violation of the human ri...

What should information professionals do when activists replace journalists in the production of news? The dramatic conflict in Syria is a war fought on two fronts: military and media. The difficult...