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When social media audiences are not interested in facts, how can journalists report the truth?
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When social media audiences are not interested in facts, how can journalists report the truth?

The role of the media in the post-truth era is no longer just informing, but making sure the information reaches the right crowd
By Marcela Kunova • 3 min read
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US community journalists can learn about algorithms thanks to $100k AI ethics grant

New training helps journalists understand how algorithm-based decision-making affects immigrants and low-income communities and how to look for a story
By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
New interactive map helps you find constructive journalists around the world
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New interactive map helps you find constructive journalists around the world

Launched by the Constructive Journalism Network, the CoJo map aims to promote collaboration amongst newsrooms, universities and journalists who report on solutions rather focusing on the problems
By Daniel Green • 2 min read
Stand up for journalism: join a comedy workshop
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Stand up for journalism: join a comedy workshop

Stand-up comedy can teach journalists public speaking, presenting new ideas effortlessly and engage with their audience on a human level
By Marcela Kunova • 1 min read
Six lessons on re-engaging audience with your magazine brand
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Six lessons on re-engaging audience with your magazine brand

South African editions of titles such as Cosmopolitan, House and Leisure, Marie Claire and Good Housekeeping offer an example in how to successfully connect content to e-commerce sales
By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
How collaborative journalism increases accountability, accuracy and transparency
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How collaborative journalism increases accountability, accuracy and transparency

While there is no overnight fix to the problems facing newsrooms, working together can help improve media trust and fight mis- and disinformation
By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
What happens when bots become editors?
Credit: Ole Bader for DIS2019
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What happens when bots become editors?

Newsrooms across Northern Europe are building a loyal subscriber base thanks to automated content on sports, property and breaking news
By Jacob Granger • 4 min read
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Cook up your next journalism project with these recipes for success

Use these ingredients and methods for successful newsroom leadership
By John Crowley • 3 min read
Public-powered journalism boosts media trust and newsrooms' revenue streams
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Public-powered journalism boosts media trust and newsrooms' revenue streams

Media organisations must put audiences before advertisers: "news needs to change to be better, more relevant and more representative"
By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
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Dos and don'ts of audience engagement

After raising $2.5m with its crowdfunding campaign, here is what De Correspondent learned about successful communication
By Jacob Granger • 1 min read
Mobile-first mag Frame helps younger audiences engage with the news
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Mobile-first mag Frame helps younger audiences engage with the news

New smartphone magazine combines the joy of getting your favourite weekly with a fully interactive digital format
By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
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Slovakia’s first investigative journalism centre honours legacy of murdered reporter

Journalists from competing media joined forces to create the Investigative Centre of Jan Kuciak to continue uncovering international organised crime
By Marcela Kunova • 2 min read

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