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January 31, 2024 • by Richard Brandt Big comeback for organisation providing invaluable networks to journalism students Student Richard Brandt explains how the Forum for European Journalism Students can support trainee journalists.... December 22, 2023 • by Pauline Renaud The far-right drift causing growing concerns over press freedom in France Pauline Renaud examines how acquisitions and senior appointments at French outlets are raising concerns about press freedom. ... December 14, 2023 • by Johanna Mack Interview: The exiles fighting for transparency and an end to corruption in Russia EJO interviews exiled Transparency International-Russia expert, Ilya Shumanov, about his fight to hold power to account.... Recent articles April 18, 2024 • Newsroom Management , Recent , Research , Student Perspective • by Christianna Alexiou & Trish Audette-Longo Journalism students see an industry in crisis. It’s time to talk about it Students at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada, raise concerns about the multiple crises affecting the journalism industry.... Read article February 23, 2024 • Digital News , Recent , Research , Technology • by Nic Newman AI advances have left news publishers fearing for their business models –... Nic Newman discusses the implications of artificial intelligence on the way news outlets work and the way their audiences consume news.... Read article December 31, 2023 • Digital News , Media Economics , Recent , Research • by Dr Merja Myllylahti The news is fading from sight on big social media platforms –... Merja Myllylahti examines the challenging relationship between big tech and news outlets and its impact on news distribution. ... Read article November 27, 2023 • Recent , Research , Research • by James Wenley Arts journalism captures ‘the richness of being alive’, so why is New... New research investigates the state of contemporary arts journalism and proposes projects and pathways to strengthening the sector.... Read article November 10, 2023 • Business Models , Digital News , Recent , Research , Technology • by Prof. Mark Eisenegger, Dr Daniel Vogler, Dr Linards Udris and Dr Silke Fürst How a Swiss audience poll revealed strong reservations about AI in news... Recent study in Switzerland reveals that large segments of the public perceive AI as negatively impacting the quality of news.... Read article Read all articles Digital News February 23, 2024 • Digital News , Recent , Research , Technology • by Nic Newman AI advances have left news publishers fearing for their business models –... Nic Newman discusses the implications of artificial intelligence on the way news outlets work and the way their audiences consume news.... Read article December 31, 2023 • Digital News , Media Economics , Recent , Research • by Dr Merja Myllylahti The news is fading from sight on big social media platforms –... Merja Myllylahti examines the challenging relationship between big tech and news outlets and its impact on news distribution. ... Read article Business Models November 10, 2023 • Business Models , Digital News , Recent , Research , Technology • by Prof. Mark Eisenegger, Dr Daniel Vogler, Dr Linards Udris and Dr Silke Fürst How a Swiss audience poll revealed strong reservations about AI in news... Recent study in Switzerland reveals that large segments of the public perceive AI as negatively impacting the quality of news.... Read article July 5, 2022 • Business Models , Media Economics , Recent • by Report Authors Policy brief from UNESCO recommends urgent interventions to protect quality journalism Recent UNESCO report offers 22 actionable recommendations to improve the viability of news media and address threats against journalism... Read article Operated by Short stories The Lockdown Tapes” – highlights from past DIG investigative journalism festivals April 21st, 2020 Where Are The Women Journalists In Europe’s Media? May 15th, 2018 Europe’s Public Service Media: Between Responsibility and Accountability March 21st, 2018 Podcasting in Europe: Is an American Trend Crossing the Atlantic? February 23rd, 2018 The EJO is funded by Newsletter Email address: Leave this field empty if you’re human: Find us on Facebook Latest Popular Random The new tool helping outlets measure the impact of investigative... October 22, 2023 Audit of British Tory MP demonstrates the power of investigative... 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April 18, 2024 Interview: How a summer school is sowing seeds for strong... March 14, 2024 AI advances have left news publishers fearing for their business... February 23, 2024 Big comeback for organisation providing invaluable networks to journalism students January 31, 2024 The news is fading from sight on big social media... December 31, 2023 The new tool helping outlets measure the impact of investigative... October 22, 2023 Audit of British Tory MP demonstrates the power of investigative... September 13, 2023 The impact of competing tech regulations in the EU, US... September 12, 2023 Enough ‘doomer’ news! How ‘solutions journalism’ can turn climate anxiety... August 31, 2023 Student perspective: How Western media embraced TikTok to reach Gen... August 19, 2023 Lessons from Spain: Why outlets need to...