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By Monica Miller BBC News, Singapore Elon Musk has said he will resign as Twitter’s chief executive officer when he finds someone “foolish enough to take the job”. The billionaire had promised to abide by the result of a Twitter poll which saw 57.5% of users vote “yes” to him quitting the role. He says […]

The ability to create and distribute reporting visually offers journalists and newsrooms dynamic ways to engage their audiences. It’s a growing necessity given the visual economy of today’s world. “We’re all competing and communicating in a space where everything has a visual component,” said Jonathan Harley, the head of global strategic partnerships at Canva during a

New York, December 22, 2022 — Haitian authorities must immediately investigate the killing of radio journalist Francklin Tamar, determine if he was targeted because of his reporting, and bring those responsible to justice, the Committee to Protect Journalists said Thursday. Two unidentified individuals on a motorcycle shot Tamar multiple times on Rue Monseigneur Guilloux street

Paris, December 22, 2022—Ukrainian authorities should reverse their decision to cancel the accreditation of Danish journalist Matilde Kimer and let her work freely in Ukraine, the Committee to Protect Journalists said Thursday. On Monday, December 19, Danish public broadcaster, DR, reported that its reporter Matilde Kimer was stripped of her accreditation with Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense

This article was originally published by The Fix and is republished here with permission. Learn about the latest from the world of European media by signing up for their newsletter. War fatigue hit Ukrainian, Russian and war-focused media in November, according to recently published Similarweb data. Blackouts in Ukraine and changes to social media algorithms likely added to headwinds faced by publishers. Ukrainian and

Developments in technology have forced newsrooms to find new ways to keep their audiences engaged. In broadcast news, this means many outlets are experimenting with how they present their content to capture viewers’ interest. The broadcasting industry is also navigating additional challenges such as the rise of online streaming platforms, like Netflix, and competition for advertising revenue as brands shift

esorting to polls, Twitter’s new boss is using a cynical gimmick rather than opening up his platform to democratic principles, says Reporters Without Borders (RSF), deploring these sham referendums and calling for the adoption of genuine democratic procedures to regulate all major platforms. Elon Musk has decided to stake his position as Twitter’s CEO on

Developments in technology have forced newsrooms to find new ways to keep their audiences engaged. In broadcast news, this means many outlets are experimenting with how they present their content to capture viewers’ interest. The broadcasting industry is also navigating additional challenges such as the rise of online streaming platforms, like Netflix, and competition for advertising revenue as brands shift

Almost all smartphones in Brazil have WhatsApp installed on them. While the messaging app helps ensure easy communication within and outside of Brazil, its widespread use also facilitated the proliferation of disinformation in the lead-up to the country’s 2018 presidential election. During that time, Patricia Campos Mello, a journalist with Folha de São Paulo, reported closely on the mass

Imet Armando Nenane, one of the most prominent journalists in Mozambique, in the historical Chamanculo neighborhood in Maputo, the capital city. We sat under the shadow of a bushy tree, due to the blistering heat of that Tuesday. I met with Nenane to speak about Crónica Jurídica e Judiciária (Juridical and Judiciary Chronicle), an online magazine launched three