Trust in public institutions, banks and the media is dwindling. Where does that leave financial journalism, 10 years after the 2008 financial crisis? And why does this matter more than ever?

Could global alliances of civil society and journalists finally hold social media companies accountable for curtailing malicious content in emerging economies? Since disinformation emerged as a widel...

Journalists are being overwhelmed by the information they are asked to process in their working day and want to explore solutions with third-party news providers and management to make it more managea...

With press freedom increasingly under attack and violence against journalists on the rise, there is much to be said about the state of media today. Most media organizations, however, shy away from rep...

Behind the scenes: racist, anti-Semitic and sexist thoughts and comments of the Flemish alt-right. Pano, a documentary program from the Flemish television broadcaster VRT, exposes the secret conversa...

When working in sensitive medical environments with people at their most vulnerable, what are journalists' obligations to their sources? Can or should those obligations shift in different cultural con...

This panel of leading journalists and experts, who cover the Middle East and beyond, will cast a rare light on a part of journalism that despite focusing on one of most critical subjects, the environm...

Presentation of the book Breaking News: The Remaking of Journalism and Why It Matters Now (2018) by Alan Rusbridger. Moderated by Mathew Ingram. How do we know any more what is true and what isn’...

We definitely need to upgrade the supply of journalism. But we equally need to upgrade *us* -- the "consumers" of media and other information, by also focusing on the demand side of the equation. Jour...

As the use of voice enabled devices grows, so too does the opportunity for users to access meaningful content throughout their day.  While voice technology is still very nascent, it creates new ways ...