Despite financial pressure and worsening press freedom around the world, JournoFest’s investigative journalism panellists remain positive about the future of this crucial part of the journalism world, writes Nicholas Tyrrell.
Social media, the effect of the tabloids and the decline of policy coverage were all up for discussion at JournoFest’s ‘Political Journalism: Going beyond the Westminster bubble’ panel, writes Nicholas Tyrrell.
Every month we’ll catch up with our journalism students at News Associates as they undertake their Diploma in Multimedia Journalism at the UK’s number one NCTJ school.
Fact-checking, teamwork and a healthy dose of scepticism when it comes to social media are key to covering a breaking news story in an effective and compassionate way.
With every speaker as good as the next, JournoFest 2017 was a massive success.
From a veteran BBC News anchor and The Guardian homepage editor to VICE head of social – we’re excited to announce the full line-up for this year’s JournoFest.
We’re thrilled to reveal BBC sports editor Dan Roan as a guest speaker for JournoFest 2017.
We’re delighted to reveal former BBC News anchor Maxine Mawhinney as our keynote speaker for JournoFest 2017.
