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Tip: Five questions that can bridge polarising conversations
In your next interview, why not try asking: "For those who disagree with you, what would you like them to understand about you?"
Posted by James Gray on 17/09/20Tip: How to keep safe when reporting on wildfires
Do you occasionally cover forest fires? If so, pay attention to this expert advice to minimise risks to your safety
Posted by James Gray on 16/09/20Tip: How to write accurate science article from research press releases
Checking your facts and sources is not rocket science. Follow these tips to get your reporting straight when working with wire services
Posted by James Gray on 15/09/20Tip: How to respond to negative comments on social media
Whether you are managing readers' complaints or your organisation's social strategy, here is how to handle conflicts with keyboard warriors
Posted by Sandra Stoica on 03/09/20Tip: How to find data sources for your investigations
When you struggle to unearth reliable data, these six hacks from two Chicas Poderosas investigative journalists will supercharge your work
Posted by Sandra Stoica on 02/09/20Tip: Safety tips for photojournalists in the time of covid-19
Are you a photographer covering the coronavirus pandemic? Bookmark this advice from experts who documented health crises like Ebola, SARS and H1N1 flu
Posted by Sandra Stoica on 01/09/20Tip: Become a remote interviewing pro
Talking to a source far, far away? Here is how to get the most out of your interview
Posted by Isabelle Osborne on 28/08/20Tip: A beginner’s guide to launching a podcast
What does it take to make an engaging show? IJNet walks you through everything you need to know to get started
Posted by Isabelle Osborne on 27/08/20Tip: Edit your videos to perfection
Bookmark these eight tips and tricks to make your videos the best they can be
Posted by Isabelle Osborne on 26/08/20Tip: Five tips for reporting on covid-19 vaccines correctly
Help your readers make sense of the information overload surrounding coronavirus vaccines with this expert advice
Posted by Isabelle Osborne on 25/08/20Tip: Avoid alarmist reporting on school reopenings
As students return to classrooms, journalists must ensure coverage is accurate but not distressing. Here is how to report on the subject sensibly
Posted by Isabelle Osborne on 24/08/20Tip: Create universal links to your podcast
Having podcasts available on a number of different platforms can leave your promotional posts crammed with links. Here is how to get a universal link for everyone
Posted by Grace Braddock on 21/08/20Tip: Make your journalism collaboration a success
To make it through the current crisis, the industry must band together. Here are five pointers on working with other newsrooms
Posted by Grace Braddock on 19/08/20Tip: Six steps to track covid-19 World Bank funding by country
With rising concerns about the misuse of aid funding, GIJN shows you how to find out where the money is being spent and who the money is going to
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Tip: A beginner’s guide to creating a successful newsletter
Wondering how to define your mission or curate content? Media Voices shares seven lessons learned from launching its daily newsletter
Posted by James Gray on 18/09/20