Study uncovers pervasive online violence against women journalists in Uganda
A new study titled “I Thought You Are Beautiful: Uganda Women Journalists’ Tales of Mob Violence on Social Media” unveils …
Disinformation is part and parcel of social media’s business model, new research shows
Carlos Diaz Ruiz, Hanken School of Economics Deceptive online content is big business. The digital advertising market is now worth …
Moving beyond tokenism to amplify citizen voices in the news
Two journalists are assigned to report on the aftermath of devastating floods. Both receive instructions from their editors to tell …
Should the media tell you when they use AI to report the news? What consumers should know
François Nel, University of Central Lancashire Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the media landscape, both for news organisations and consumers. …
The 10 commandments of source cultivation
Hark, ye scribes and journalists, and ye purveyors of digital tales, and heed these words of wisdom, for they shall …
New charter provides ethical framework for AI in journalism
On November 10th, 2023, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and 16 partner organizations unveiled the Paris Charter on AI and Journalism …
Israel-Gaza war: Verify before you publish
In the midst of the Israel-Gaza conflict, battle for truth has intensified, raising concerns for both journalists and news consumers. …
Simple mentorship strategies for news organisations
In busy newsrooms, coaching and mentoring are often put on the back burner. This means that for many journalists operating …