Salvadoran journalist Carlos Dada just delivered the 2026 Reuters Memorial Lecture "Sooner rather than later, media managers and journalists will face a choice: sacrifice private interests or the public interest" Click to read and watch reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/full-te...

Our round-up of journalism stories around the world features Swiss voters rejecting cuts to public broadcaster, a final invitation to join today's Memorial Lecture and a sacked VOA Persian service journalist. Click to read, subscribe and share www.linkedin.com/pulse/swiss-...

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The latest edition of our daily roundup on journalism worldwide is out, featuring the Guardian's new AI guidelines, our free conference on AI, and readings about Piers Morgan, sexual abuse in Kenya, and journalism in Myanmar Click to read, share and subscribe www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-gu...

A spate of AI-generated articles by a non-existent journalist 'Margaux Blanchard' fooled several major news publications last year. So how are journalists navigating a world where articles can be so easily AI generated? Read the article: reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/speed-h...

Today's round-up features pieces on advertising in GenAI, Trump on Iran, and declining press freedom in Europe. Click to read, subscribe and share 👇 buff.ly/FixV4Nl

Today's round-up has pieces on how newsrooms are covering the war in the Middle East, OSINT in Mexico and ChatGPT uninstalls. Click to read, subscribe and share 👇 www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-ne...

Join us for our Reuters Memorial Lecture with @carlosdada.bsky.social of 🇸🇻 @elfaroenglish.bsky.social His lecture 'Journalism as resistance' will be followed by a panel discussion and Q&A. 🗓️ Mon 9 March, 17:30 (GMT) Registration required 👇 reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/calendar/202...

The latest edition of our daily roundup on journalism is out, with readings on Iran, Gaza, South Africa, Britain, the United States and the future of Condé Nast Click to read, share and subscribe www.linkedin.com/pulse/under-...

"don’t quit bc you’re necessary;don’t make any concessions,bc making concessions is even worse than quitting...not normalise what shouldn’t be normalised,bc this is another fundamental part of these leaders’ strategy: to normalise what seemed scandalous to us a few years ago" @carlosdada.bsky.social

Today's roundup on journalism worldwide features pieces on news organisations allying against AI threats, data on who would pay for podcasts and the Washington Post’s 2025 losses Click to read, subscribe and share 👇 www.linkedin.com/pulse/news-o...

Today's round-up about journalism worldwide has pieces on Israel being responsible for ⅔ of journalists killed in 2025, interest in climate news globally and podcast listening surpassing talk radio in the US. Click to read, share and subscribe 👇🏼 www.linkedin.com/pulse/israel...

Today's roundup on journalism worldwide includes info on joining our Memorial Lecture with Carlos Dada, a report on media freedom in Kenya and a piece on Uyghur-language media. Click to read, share and get it in your inbox Mon-Fri 👇 www.linkedin.com/pulse/youre-...

“The most important thing journalism can do in a dictatorship is to tell the truth,” says Salvadoran journalist Carlos Dada in this interview with @eduardosuarez.bsky.social ahead of his Reuters Memorial Lecture on 9 March Full interview below reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/carlos-...

Today's round up on journalism worldwide features pieces about journalism in Ukraine four years into the war, the FT editor on the state of journalism and an inquiry into UK minister accused of smearing journalists. Read, share and subscribe 👇 www.linkedin.com/pulse/journa...

The latest edition of our daily roundup on journalism is out, featuring a new interview on how journalists are uncovering the Epstein files, a chart on news influencers across countries, and a quote on the purchase of the Telegraph Click to read, share and subscribe www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-ne...

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The latest edition of our daily roundup on journalism is out, featuring a new interview on climate journalists' mental health, as well as stories on Palestinian journalists' experiences in detention and more Click to read, share and subscribe buff.ly/g05qc9n

African and Asian climate journalists face greater mental health risks and are less likely to receive therapy than European journalists, says research in collaboration with the OCJN. @marinaadami.bsky.social spoke to lead author Dr Feinstein to ask what journalists can do differently

NEW on our website From AI tools to the arrest of Prince Andrew: How newsrooms are digging into the Epstein files Editors from BBC @nytimes.com @theguardian.com @miamiherald.com @bellingcat.com on the strategies helping them cover the story reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/epstein...

The latest edition of our daily roundup on journalism is out, featuring an innovative Colombian news outlet and stories on Iran, AI news labelling, Iran coverage and British newspapers' secret sales Click to read, share an subscribe www.linkedin.com/pulse/outlet...

💸What if tax reform, inflation & interest rates were explained with memes, not jargon? The 🇨🇴 outlet Economia para la Pipol is translating economics into everyday language. In a new interview, we spoke with its co-founder María Camila González reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/colombi...

Our daily round-up about journalism worldwide features stories on Stephen Colbert's allegation of censorship at CBS, a Belgian outlet experimenting with AI-written/edited stories and a British conservative magazine with record subscribers Read, subscribe and share 👇🏼 www.linkedin.com/pulse/stephe...

The latest edition of our daily roundup on journalism is out, featuring @euobserver.com acquisition by @dennikn.bsky.social, as well as news about @donlemonofficial.bsky.social and Anderson Cooper Click to read, share and subscribe www.linkedin.com/pulse/denn%2...

The latest edition of our daily roundup on journalism is out, featuring a new article on how Iranian journalists in exile are reporting on their country amid an internet blackout Click to read, share and subscribe for details, context and readings buff.ly/WAODzug

The latest edition of our daily roundup on journalism is out, featuring a piece of excellent news: the release to house arrest of Guatemalan journalist José Rubén Zamora Click to read, share and subscribe for details, context and readings on his case www.linkedin.com/pulse/top-gu...

🚨 Fellowship applications close tomorrow 🚨 ➡️Seminars, events and industry/cultural trips ➡️A global cohort of fellow journalists ➡️Guided project support Deadline: Friday 13 Feb, 23:59 (UK time) Everything you need to know here: reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/fellowships

Our latest roundup on journalism worldwide is out, featuring a new study from @pewresearch.org, a jail sentence for an Indian journalist, and everything you need to know to apply for our Fellowship this year Click to read, share and subscribe www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-us...

Interested in sharpening up your social science research skills with world class tutors from Oxford, LSE and UCL? Apply for @politicsoxford.bsky.social's annual Spring School in Advanced Research Methods. ✅Online and in-person 🗓️23-27 March 2026 More info 👇

The latest edition of our daily roundup on journalism is out, featuring a new piece on how GenAI is changing freelance journalism, plus readings on a blocked US deportation and Meta's day in court. Click to read, share and subscribe buff.ly/C45w2hg

How AI is transforming freelance journalism - Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism - @reutersinstitute.bsky.social reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/speed-h... #AI #journalism

As featured in my and @felixsimon.bsky.social's newsletter, 45 freelance journalists and commissioning editors shared with me their experiences of the impact of GenAI on their work. Here's the nuanced picture emerging from those testimonies. reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/speed-h...

Applications close for fully-funded Journalist Fellowships in 3 days! Step back from your day job to explore the future of journalism. ➡️Seminars, events and industry/cultural trips ➡️Guided project support ➡️A global cohort of fellow journalists 🔗 reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/our-journali...

The latest edition of our daily roundup on journalism is out, featuring a new piece on Ugandan press freedom, plus readings on how Epstein used but feared the media, and accusations against the UK broadcast regulator Click to read, share and subscribe buff.ly/QeZwoGk

Is AI actually changing the words that real people use? And does this even matter? Our colleague Marina Adami spoke to linguistics experts to find out. Full article here: reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/how-ai-...

🌵NEW PIECE: What is it like to report in the midst of a news desert? A new piece by our journalist Gretel Kahn spoke with journalists and outlets from 🇨🇴🇦🇷🇭🇳🇲🇽🇵🇪 operating in these areas and trying to keep their communities informed reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/latin-a...

The latest edition of our daily roundup on journalism is out, featuring Jimmy Lai's 'cruel' sentence, Will Lewis farewell to the Washington Post and Substack’s nazi problem Click to read, share and subscribe www.linkedin.com/pulse/jimmy-...

This is your LAST WEEKEND to work on your application for our Journalist Fellowship Programme. Applications close on Friday 13 February, 23:59 (UK time). Join a global cohort of journalists in a programme exploring the future of journalism. Full info: reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/fellowships

Today's round-up features pieces on news produced for and by people with learning disabilities, a UK Labour 'think tank' investigating journalists, and an 'excruciating' Trump-NBC interview Click to read, subscribe and share www.linkedin.com/pulse/news-p...

Our round-up today features reactions to one of the Washington Post’s “darkest days” from former editors and journalists, fallout from Australia’s U16 social media ban and a worrying 'FOI' YouTube trend. Click to read, subscribe and share www.linkedin.com/pulse/one-wa...

The latest edition of our daily roundup on journalism is now available, featuring new figures from OpenAI on ChatGPT prompts for local news, as well as updates on X offices being raided in France and an AI/news marketplace. Click to read, share and subscribe buff.ly/j8qpF00

🚨CLOSING SOON🚨 Applications for our Journalist Fellowship Programme close next week (Friday 13 Feb, 23:59 UK time). 🧵 See thread below for full details And if you missed last week's webinar featuring our alumni you can watch it here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDQf...

How to create news for (and with) people with learning disabilities? A new project by William Kremer looks at a structural blind spot in journalism and an opportunity for public service media to be more inclusive, relevant and useful Click to read reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/creating-new...

How BBC experts confirmed hundreds killed in Iran’s protest crackdown despite an internet blackout @reutersinstitute.bsky.social reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/how-bbc... #journalism

The latest edition of our daily roundup on journalism is out, featuring TikTok's bumpy ride in the US, Mark Thompson being approached for the BBC top job, Bluesky reaching 46m users, and journalism under attack in Costa Rica Click to read, share and subscribe www.linkedin.com/pulse/tiktok...

Today's round-up on journalism worldwide features stories on reporting on Iran during an internet blackout, a Gazan journalist banned from TikTok, and a possible AI Overview opt-out in the UK. Click to read, subscribe and share 👇 buff.ly/x9vzFwW

According to our Digital News Report survey, fielded in Jan 2025, CBS News is one of the most trusted news brands in the US, with 48% saying they trust it More context in our country page, by @gravesmatter.bsky.social and @joyjenkins.bsky.social reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/digital-news...

🚨 New on our site In an interview with @marinaadami.bsky.social journalist @shayan86.bsky.social explains how BBC Verify confirmed hundreds killed in Iran’s protest crackdown despite an internet blackout Click to read reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/how-bbc...

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Today's round-up on journalism worldwide features stories on Big Tech under scrutiny in the EU, mass layoffs at the Washington Post, and UK press opposition to climate action. Click to read, subscribe and share 👇 www.linkedin.com/pulse/big-te...