Journalism

From Campus to the Headlines: How a Student Journalism Squad Is Breaking Major Stories

Every year, a journalism class at a Vienna-based university unearths attention-grabbing stories.  The idea of a practical journalism course dawned…

1 year ago

Open Society Foundations To Pull Out of Europe

With the foundation recognized as a major supporter of independent journalism, its decision is bad news for independent media in…

1 year ago

Government Shuts Down Tele Liban, Lebanon’s Public Television

The closure of Tele Liban raises concerns about the future of the station and its ability to continue serving as…

1 year ago

Two Journalist Brothers Arrested by Iranian Authorities

The arrest of Mehdi and Majid Nikahd serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by journalists in Iran.…

1 year ago

Big Tech Funding: A Band-Aid Solution for Journalism’s Struggles

New study exposes philanthrocapitalism's failure to effectively back journalism in the Global South.  In the fast-paced world of media innovation,…

1 year ago

Roberto Saviano Silenced by RAI

Journalist Roberto Saviano has found himself at the center of a whirlwind of controversy following statements made against Italy's Vice…

1 year ago

Big Tech and Journalism: Principles for Fair Compensation

“One remedy we do not have in the Global South is the break-up of Big Tech through antitrust or competition…

1 year ago

Making Big Tech Pay For News: What Can We Learn From Spain?

Meta made headlines recently by saying it would drop Canadian news from both Instagram and Facebook after the Liberal Canadian…

1 year ago

Murdoch Family Opts Not To Reunite Media Empire

Rupert Murdoch scraps the proposed Fox-News Corp merger More than a decade ago, the billionaire and media mogul Rupert Murdoch…

2 years ago

The Press and Its Enemies: A Fresh Look

Award-winning journalist Ann Cooper talks about what lands journalists in trouble today. Ann Cooper is an award-winning journalist and foreign…

3 years ago