Where are the women on the front pages? As sources and experts? Running media businesses? On opinion pages? Are we doing enough to make sure that women are represented in all of these arenas? What con...

The history and the impact of the scoop that earned the Pulitzer Prize for The Guardian and The Washington Post for "public service" rendered to the world. What in Italy is known as Datagate is not me...

Fact-checking is growing around the world, with new sites starting in Italy, Germany, France, the U.K., Australia and South Africa. But as fact-checking grows, the websites are facing new challenges t...

How has election reporting changed? New forms of journalism, from data journalism with interactive maps and infographics to social networks with hashtag, livetwitting and sentiment analysis are being ...

The emergence of new technologies within the reach of all and of a wider and more accessible Internet have facilitated the creation and the sharing of non-professional news&opinion and accelerated...

From the black box atmosphere of the boardroom to political regimes in upheaval, complex stories that cross boarders, take place in inaccessible places, and are fast paced throw up real challenges. Th...

May 3 is the United Nations World Press Freedom Day. It is, in the words of the UN, the opportunity to: > celebrate the fundamental principles of press freedom > assess the state of press free...

How can crime be investigated cross-border by investigative reporters? OCCRP and IRPI provide some practical examples. Organised in association with IRPI - Investigative Reporting Project Italy

In the old world of print-only newspaper journalism, once a journalist had sent his/her article to the editor it was job done and time to head to the bar. Feedback meant one of three things; a rocket ...

The focus of the panel is on the central role that food plays - what we eat and how we produce it - in confronting many of the challenges humanity faces today. From hunger, poverty and instability to...