Are we living in the golden age of investigative journalism? What happens when traditional reporting meets modern data analysis? Stories, case studies and techniques.

The press offices of big companies are increasingly becoming newsrooms: producing articles, videos, images, managing in-depth magazines and interacting directly with the public. Between storytelling...

The transition towards digital content has become inevitable for the future of the country. It affects every field, from education to the relationships between citizens and the public administration...

Thanks to social media everyone can have an opinion and a voice, but should journalists get personal too? Emotional imagery and words are a great way to get traffic on social media or to get an aud...

According to a Reuters Institute for Journalism report published in January, 79% of digital leaders say they will invest more in online news video this year than they did last year. As video operat...

The refugee crisis that has engulfed the European Union for over a year now is a classic example of a complex humanitarian emergency. Caused primarily by the civil war in Syria and, to a lesser exte...

The Juncker plan aims to create jobs and growth through targeted investments in the most important sectors of the European economy, which is now emerging from the crisis. What does this mean in prac...

Hacking the newsroom. How hackers and journalists are working together to change the shape of journalism to come. Hackers, coders and programmers are more and more frequently embedded in journalist...

Diversity in the newsrooms and in media output is still scarce, despite abundance of good practices and inspirational role models. Women, people with disabilities, with migration or ethnic backgroun...

A propaganda weapon or a neutral technique to improve the effectiveness of political communication? A key instrument in any election-winning campaign or a classic example of overrated fluff? The pan...