#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....

Is it still possible to make a living from journalism today? How, by what means, with which mix of print, digital and events? Three very different experiences are an opportunity to evaluate different ...

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...

Around the world, in every sector and on every continent, the challenges faced daily by women and girls are making headlines. Millions are making their voices heard through social media campaigns and ...

Istat's annual report on the production and reading of books in Italy has produced alarming headlines, and the the fear that the publishing market will become increasingly thin. Only 40.5% of the samp...

Il concorso è dedicato alla memoria di Nunzio Bassi, per 20 anni coordinatore didattico della Scuola di giornalismo radiotelevisivo di Perugia. Organizzato dall’Associazione Giornalisti Scuola di P...

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...