Journalists, among others, with an interest in drug policy can apply for this all-expense-paid training in Hong Kong. The Open Society Foundations are offering full scholarships for the Human Rights and Drug Policy…
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Ricardo Bilton | One of the most common gripes about Apple among podcasters, particularly those with smaller audiences, is that the company hasn’t done enough to solve the industry’s discovery…
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Reuben Stern, Reynolds Journalism Institute | The growth of Facebook Live and the continued popularity of video on social media platforms opens the door for new ways to tell stories…
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James Breiner | A new study of internet users in Spain shows that those who trust “the media” less are more willing to pay for news online. The explanation for…
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Mr. Uangbaoje Alex is AMDF’s journalist of the month for the month of July, he hails from Edo State, Owan East Local Government Area. He studied Mass Communication at Federal…
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Joseph Lichterman, Nieman Lab | Google on Tuesday launched a redesigned desktop version of Google News that introduces a more streamlined design, highlights fact checking and offers users additional personalization. Google News’ desktop…
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Em Okrepkie | Some newspaper subscribers head to their mailboxes every morning to grab the paper. Others open their inboxes and scroll through email newsletters to find stories to read.…
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H R Venkatesh | Fake news, to me, is a bit like a fast-moving cancer. You’ve got to look really hard to detect it, but once you do, you realize…
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Female journalists of all nationalities can apply for a grant. The International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF) is accepting applications for the third round of the Howard G. Buffett Fund, which aims to…
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Taylor Mulcahey | Facebook has become a critical tool for sourcing, viewing and sharing news, and as a result, it is increasingly important for journalists to be able to navigate…
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