The practice commonly known as “parachute journalism”, i.e. dispatching journalists to a country for a relatively short period of time to cover a story, is a controversial type of reporting. But j...

More and more journalists are being asked to step into roles that previously were the sole domain of the business side. The Guardian's membership scheme is run by a journalist. More and more newsrooms...

VR journalism immerses the viewer in a way that journalistic reporting can’t quite achieve. However, some people think VR journalism can't take it up - is it the new medium or is the hype already ov...

We are bombarded with information at all times of the day. What place does long-form investigative journalism have in the digital world? What is the appetite for long reads? From whom? With what impac...

The Internet, and in particular, social media, increasingly impact how people’s worldviews are shaped. In this panel, human rights and digital rights experts will address, in an engaging interview s...

There have always been battles about what journalism is, and who should be allowed to call themselves a journalist. Some want to put up razorwire around the profession, and others are more comfortable...

Reporters working on national security or with sensitive government sources obviously need to keep hackers out of their online accounts. But in reality, all journalists, including sports, tech, fashio...

The mantra of 'move fast and break things' defined the last wave of innovation in media. Fuelled by venture capital and a Silicon Valley ethos, many digital news companies were built for a speed and s...

Activism, feminism and the fight for human rights, also against authoritarian regimes. Plus the use of the body as an instrument for impactful activism. Interview of Femen leader Inna Shevchenko. Mod...

From Seneca to Fedez and beyond: the Bacio Perugina - from the cartouche to social media, from chocolate to an almost-100-year-old communicative symbol, what this icon of Made in Italy teaches us abou...