Artificial intelligence and machine learning aren’t just changing the way journalists perform their job, but they are also expanding access to information: voice assistants offer customers a new way...

Join this session to learn how to set up a micro-tasking project to engage your audiences while processing large amounts of unstructured data. Learn how Amnesty International engaged tens of thousands...

#ijf18talk by James Risen. Moderated by Stefania Maurizi. The Biggest Secret. My Life as a New York Times Reporter in the Shadow of the War on Terror was published in The Intercept on 3 January 2018....

As we saw in the 1980s with fast food spreading all over the world, today fast news is invading every space of information - bringing inaccuracy, non-verified and often completely fake news to audienc...

'Real journalists need no analytics.' Thats what a tongue in cheek postcard made by design and consulting firm Edenspiekermann reads. The sass, however reflects a reality - that despite years of digit...

The Arab world is changing, and so is its media, and its audience. A catchy headline is no longer capable of catching the busy reader’s eyes. Our usual news stories and reports have very little chan...

Stories don’t stop at national borders. More collaboration in the field of journalism is essential, as topics like global crime, climate change, or migration affect people, regions and economies acr...

Her Story will be a panel on the experience of women journalists who are not white European or American, and who are treated very differently from their white counterparts. "As a woman journalist wor...

Organized or state-instigated attacks against journalists, news organizations or the very idea of news itself range from intimidation to assassination: A social media campaign urging the gang rape of ...

As platform companies have grown to mediate core aspects of our society, a central question has emerged of who should and can hold them accountable? With many governments unwilling or unable to govern...