Public radio and television broadcasting stations in East and South-East Europe are creating an independent news system. Some countries have already started reforms and laws of reorganization of the...

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Journalism has never been as necessary or as in danger as it is today. Free expression in all its forms is threatened by power and criminality, which try to bend or halt the testimonies of those who h...

On wordclouds and 3D charts -- and why sometimes it's ok to break rules in data visualization. There are lots of lists of do's and don'ts in news graphics, but while being helpful in theory, many o...

The shooting down of flight MH17 is one of the greatest war crimes of modern times – and the truth still hasn’t been told. On 17 July 2014, at about 16:20 local time, Malaysia Airlines flight MH...

The impact of new technologies on content creation and the active and aware role of readers will be the focus of the panel entitled On the readers’ side: “the future of journalism” seen by Europ...

Photography in the internet age is becoming more and more frenetic and "instantaneous", but for some photographers slow working rhythms and an accurate research and preparatory work still remain ...

How curating and organizing existing information can provide hundreds of new profit-making opportunities for journalists. A gallery of real-world examples of economically sustainable businesses base...

A newspaper publisher thrown in jail. A murderous human-flesh-eating senator. A former Charles Taylor government official running the journalism school. And a small nexus of passionate storytellers...

At IJF14, ONA sought global input on a build-your-own ethics code to help guide news outlets around the world in considering how they would approach ethical issues in the digital realm. This year, O...