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Women-led newsrooms help change journalism in Global South, creative approaches to sharing investigation findings, and killing the messenger 2023
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We are pleased to present the first 400 speakers of the 2024 festival. This speaker list is partial and provisional. Many more speakers are still to be confirmed. The...
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Motaz Azaiza showed the world what Palestinians endure in war, Iranian journalism alive but hanging by a thread, and is Ukraine’s information war turning on its own journalists?
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Remembering the ‘father figure’ of journalism in Gaza, the suffering of Wael al-Dahdouh, and which rights do AI and journalists have in common?
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A total of over 1,000 English-language proposals for inclusion in the #ijf24 programme were received from all over the world. On deadline day 31 December alone we...
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Journalism trends and predictions 2024, the New York Times sues OpenAI, and were journalists Hamza Al Dahdouh and Mustafa Thuraya targeted in Israeli drone strike?
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Opening of Jimmy Lai’s historic national security trial, YouTube is last bastion of unbiased journalism in India, and call for protection of journalists in Israel-Gaza war
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Reporting on Gaza, Axel Springer partners with OpenAI in landmark deal, and at least 63 journalists killed in Israel-Gaza war
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Reuters investigation into the killing of its journalist Issam Abdallah, Agence France-Presse investigation into the serious wounding of its photographer Christina Assi, and understanding and responding to global authoritarian reach
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