ijf17talk by Zaina Erhaim. Moderator Maria Gianniti. It's easy to know how many journalists have been killed in Syria since the uprising against the regime in 2011; many reports and statistics show t...

Instagram offers a glimpse of the world in real time, through the lenses of the more than 600 million people who share their view of the world around them. For journalists and publishers, those images...

With the ever speeding pace of journalism and quick turnaround articles, the need for good investigative journalism is more important than ever. Join Ezra Eeman from Journalism Tools for a tour of the...

For purists, combining the words “brand” and “journalism” is little short of blasphemy but, in the digital era, companies are producing more and more news, telling stories and talking about t...

An expert in innovative marketing, relational communication and corporate education, Oscar di Montigny is the creator and disseminator of the principles of economy 0.0, which combines business and man...

What is the status of data-driven journalism? Where are journalists progressing, where are the barriers to get started? Using data for daily reporting might be helpful, but how can journalists and new...

In conversation with photojournalist Marco Longari. Interviewed by Antonella Palermo. Who reports on the many changes of the African continent, and what kind of Africa interests the Western media? A...

How big is the presence of Cosa Nostra and Stidda 'Ndrangheta in Germany? And how important is Germany for the business of the Italian mafias? An update from the latest investigations of Grandango...

Know your rights: fighting the abuse of libel laws. Workshop for Italian and European journalists on avoiding legal trouble for defamation. The abuse of defamation and insult laws remains a significa...

In 2016, 250 million international migrants sent almost half a trillion US dollars back to their communities in developing countries, 40 per cent of which – around $200 billion – reached rural a...