What do we need to tell great stories with our audiences and community? From tools that help collect and analyze contributions to tools that help us collaborate with readers (and other journalists) ...

Why do journalism schools teach like it's 1996? And how can we fix this? In 2016, aspiring journalists need to learn more than traditional reporting skills and journalistic values. They need to mas...

What do three politicians - Antonio Tajani, David Maria Sassoli and Silvia Costa - have in common? They are all Members of the European Parliament; in particular, Tajani and Sassoli are the two Ital...

False news stories in the medical and scientific field: how they are set off, how they are propagated and what can be done about it. The Internet, and social media in particular, is the perfect bre...

What does Italian news publishing already have, what does it lack and what does it need? There are five directives to follow in order to move innovation in digital media in Italy: business models, a...

Can a robot do my job? Understanding the growing trends in the world of computational journalism. With the Associated Press, amongst others, using automated journalism techniques to publish many of...

Messaging apps and Chatapps like Whatsapp, Facebook Messenger, Snapchat, Viber, and WeChat are soaring in popularity. This shift means that increasingly, valuable eyewitness media is being shared on...

A reflection on the narration of the tragedy of migrants, as seen from different perspectives. With Matina Stevis, WSJ Africa correspondent, who has covered refugees and migrants in Europe, the Midd...

Working in and reporting on war zones. What's changed? Organised in association with Medici Senza Frontiere.

Three BuzzFeed country editors - from Canada, France and Spain - will discuss BuzzFeed International's strategy, with a focus on what works - and what doesn't - country by country. They'll share how...