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Author - Chris Potter
Climate journalism enters the solutions era, New Zealand’s public interest media fund, and the #PassportPapers investigation into Malta’s cash-for-passports scheme
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Journalists as the news: Giorgos Karaivaz assassinated in Athens, Roman Anin questioned by police in Moscow, Ahmet Altan released from prison in Istanbul
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Panama Papers still having a big impact five years on, clues to a clifftop massacre in Ethiopia, and who should cover stories about sexual violence?
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No excuse for abuse, what a costly lawsuit against investigative reporting looks like, and Google’s €25 million contribution to media literacy
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How an alleged Malaysian mega-embezzler bought Cypriot citizenship, Brazilian journalist’s home targeted in arson attack, and Polish Minister of Justice sues Gazeta Wyborcza editor-in-chief
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The impact of SLAPPS on Europe’s media, why Japanese news media are stuck in an offline world, and eleven projects selected for $3million GNI fund to combat COVID vaccination misinformation worldwide
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Women and leadership in the news media, sexism’s toll on journalism, and how to cover vaccine hesitancy
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The 30 biggest crowdfunded journalism projects since 2012, how publishers are engaging new audiences on messaging apps in the Global South, and when should the media be paid for shared/used content?
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A small step towards justice for Daphne Caruana Galizia, the investigative journalism legacy of Ján Kuciak, and the idea that being vulnerable means not being a good journalist
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