The nine lives of the fourth estate
The 12 trainees in Volos embodied the absolute prerequisite for today’s quality journalism to survive and thrive: collaboration.
Opinion
Journalists Are Leaving X for Bluesky. Will They Stay There?
This isn’t the first time that members of the media have pledged to quit Elon Musk.
“I have a USB stick for Boutaris”
The attack at Thessaloniki’s White Tower, the far-right, the police, and the reporters.
Columbia Journalism Review: Trump Wins, the Press Loses
A second Trump administration is poised to be devastating to journalism.
Trust, politics and billionaires
Terry Egger has worked in newspapers in the United States for more than 40 years. Most recently he was CEO/Publisher of "The Philadelphia Inquirer”. Prior, he served as the CEO/Publisher of "The Plain Dealer" in Cleveland for 8 years as well as Publisher of "The St Louis Post-Dispatch."
The fallout from The Washington Post’s controversial decision to not make an endorsement for president
Staff members are seething. Some have quit. The audience is so angry that it is reportedly canceling subscriptions by the thousands.
The pre-election discourse, the post-election environment and artificial intelligence in political analysis
Nine experts from the fields of political science and communication, computer science and journalism write about the post-election political scene, the campaigns leading up to the elections and the contribution of artificial intelligence to political analysis and journalism.
The future of artificial intelligence in political analysis
Computer science Professor Nick Bassiliades provides insights on iMEdD Lab's research on the analysis of pre-election political discourse.
ChatGPT as a journalistic source
A journalist discusses the role of artificial intelligence in the everyday life of journalists.
Political discourse and the art of persuasion
Insights on the campaign speeches leading up to the 2023 double elections
