Futures Lab Update #123: Top Trends and Ideas From ONA15
This week we bring you key takeaways and an overview of emerging digital trends from the 16th annual Online News…
International Women’s Media Foundation Launches SOS App, Reporta, for High-Risk Journalists
The International Women’s Media Foundation launched Reporta this week, a free app designed to improve security protocols for journalists working…
Netizen Report: Will Brazil Give Up On Defending Digital Rights?
Global Voices Advocacy's Netizen Report offers an international snapshot of challenges, victories, and emerging trends in Internet rights around the…
EdShift Chat: Revising a Journalism Curriculum
Revising a journalism curriculum to reflect industry trends is a must, but it can also take years to accomplish. How…
How to Take Small Steps and Experiment to Make Students More Digital
Journalism educators from around the country heard about virtual reality storytelling, robots in reporting and a slew of new social…
Press Start Makes Journalism Possible Where Freedom Isn’t Guaranteed
Reporters in countries where journalists lack freedom have a new champion. A new crowdfunding platform named Press Start will launch…
Journalism & Digital Education Roundup, October 1, 2015
1. College journalists and their advisers are still fighting for freedom of speech (David R. Wheeler / The Atlantic) 2.…
Daily Must Reads, October 1, 2015
1. Tweets suggest Patreon hack may be GamerGate related (Brady Dale / Observer) 2. The cost of mobile ads on…
ONA15: Taking Diversity Seriously
Think of a talented young person in your field. You can easily see this person, 10 or 15 years from…
ONA15: The Generational Shift Comes to Digital Journalism
Also read: ONA15: Taking Diversity Seriously, by Paul Voakes Ryan Thornburg (@rtburg) researches and teaches online news writing, editing, producing…