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reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk

The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford runs a mid-career Fellowship Programme for journalists from all over the world. This document provides key reading recommendations for them, and potentially for journalists elsewhere and others interested in grappling with what academic work can tell us about journalism, its place in society, its implications, the institutions that sustain it, and its future. The document is organised into 23 broad topics, with a suggested starting reading for each marked in bold, followed by a sample of additional readings. Because of the structural inequalities in academic research, the majority of the readings are from high income democracies. This reading list is curated by Meera Selva, former Director of the RISJ Fellowship Programme, Rasmus Kleis Nielsen, Director of the RISJ, and Dr Joy Jenkins (2019), Dr J. Scott Brennen (2020), Dr Anne Schulz (2021) Dr. Kirsten Eddy (2022) and Dr Amy Ross Arguedas (2024) on the basis of suggestions from RISJ staff and researchers, RISJ journalist fellows, and all the different academics, journalists, and others who have provided is with ideas from our open calls. We update it from time to time. Thanks to everyone who has made this possible.

adweek.com

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nieman.harvard.edu

Journalist Geoffrey Nyarota,who founded Zimbabwe’s influential independent newspaper The Daily News and was a courageous champion for press freedom in his country, died of colon cancer on March 22, 2025. He was 74.  Nyarota led investigations that often drew the ire of Zimbabwe’s government and forced him into exile. Throughout his career, he remained dedicated to exposing corruption and uncovering […]

icfj.org

Disinformation remains a global problem knowing no borders — that isn't news. The key tactic for countering its harmful spread is collaboration among fact-checkers. Take a case that occurred during our first few months running Factchequeado, a new initiative launched by Chequeado, from Argentina, and Maldita, from Spain, to counter disinformation circulating in Hispanic and Latino communities in the U.S. — which we’re so excited about!

storybench.org

People always say a picture is worth a thousand words. Liza Donnelly took that sentiment to heart, so when it comes to reporting on politics she takes a different approach: cartoons. Political reporting has never been an easy job, and current U.S. politics makes the job even more unapproachable. Consumers don’t want to read formal

newsproduct.org

A guide for learning and building your way through the stages of product development Presented by Susannah Locke INTRODUCTION   The product lifecycle encompasses the planning, execution, upkeep, and eventual end of your product. Though there’s no universal number of steps from start

muckrack.com

use muck rack to find journalists, get press for your story, monitor the news and report on the impact of your pr. journalists can build portfolios and accelerate their careers.

lwn.net

A longstanding bug in the Linux kernel—quite possibly since the first 2.6 release in 2003 [...]

themedialine.org

The latest report from The Media Line staff […]