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Media executives explain how newsroom buildings shape journalism, support staff, and signal values.
The fog of content
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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.
We’re talking about AI all wrong. Here’s how we can fix the narrative
How AI myths mislead society, fuel hype, hide choices, and why changing the narrative matters.
A quiet journalism career reset at the Reuters Institute
What happens when journalists step away from daily deadlines to rethink their craft? As the Reuters Institute Journalist Fellowship are open for 2026-2027, former fellow Niko Efstathiou shares his experience.
What every fixer should know before supporting an investigative reporting assignment
Best practices for fixers working in investigative reporting, abroad or at home.
Data sonification and the shift from charts to sound
Data sonification is making a comeback in journalism. We spoke with professionals about its development, future, and usefulness in the field.
Journalism conferences worth bookmarking in 2026
From learning new tools to questioning power and purpose, this calendar maps the global events shaping journalism in 2026.
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