Green to Gray: The data, the mountains, and the politics of land
Europe is building at a relentless pace. Logistics hubs rise on former farmland. Wind turbines pierce mountain ridgelines. Industrial zones replace wetlands. What was once green is turning grey.
Tips to investigate AI labor abuses in the global south
How to investigate artificial intelligence when the workers who power it remain invisible, and the data is manipulated.
Sources at risk: How U.S. independent newsrooms guard them under Trump
With a media-hostile administration aggressively enforcing law enforcement mechanisms, independent news outlets across the US are rethinking how they manage their sources and material.
“Consultocracy”: A tool to investigate consulting services in the Greek public sector
Vouliwatch and Solomon speak to iMEdD about their new joint investigation and the platform designed to serve as a tool for mapping and monitoring the data for anyone interested.
Charting myths, debt and monkey farms: How Kontinentalist is reimagining data journalism in Asia
In an interview for the Reuters Institute, the co-founder of this Singaporean startup explains how they use immersive formats to report on everything from China’s influence to wildlife trade.
The last pulse of Venezuelan journalism
After Maduro's ouster, Venezuela's journalists face a harsh reality: the struggle to report truth continues, both at home and in exile.
How to design a newsroom building for the digital age: Insights from Le Monde, AFP and Publix
Media executives explain how newsroom buildings shape journalism, support staff, and signal values.
Sudan, the black hole of journalism
Sudanese journalists who have been forced to flee the country, international reporters, researchers, and experts speak to iMEdD about the challenges of covering the civil war, explaining how, beyond the cities themselves, even information is under siege.
Data sonification and the shift from charts to sound
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