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Uddipana Goswami In conflict reporting, there are a few basic duties that conflict reporters should adhere to at all times while reporting a conflict situation. But in both disaster reporting and conflict reporting, a vital question remains unanswered: how much violence, death and destruction can be written about or shown on television, or broadcast to radio listeners? ———————————————————————————- In recent years there has been a rapid advancement in media technology and reach. This has coupled with an escalating demand for all categories of information from around the world in every corner of the world. As a result, there has been…

Alok Verma In an age of limitless information and immersive technology, are we unknowingly raising generations that are more informed but less connected, more reactive but less reflective? Over the last twenty-five years, the human experience has undergone a deep transformation. From libraries to smartphones, from evening discussions to endless scrolling, we are now surrounded by a constant stream of data. What was once sought with effort is now delivered instantly. The question is—has the abundance of data made us wiser, or has it quietly dismantled our capacity to think? Data today comes in many forms—text, images, videos, podcasts, tweets,…

Online Course on Reporting, Storytelling & Interview Techniques The Concept At the heart of impactful journalism lies powerful storytelling. In an era shaped by data, digital media, and artificial intelligence, the ability to craft authentic, engaging, and human-centered narratives is more vital than ever. This course focuses on storytelling as a journalistic tool—not just to inform, but to connect, persuade, and inspire. Participants will explore how to develop story ideas, structure narratives, and use interviews and field reporting to breathe life into their content. Whether you’re covering hard news, human interest features, or brand stories, this program equips you with…

Newswriters.in is conducting an online course on Reporting, Storytelling & Interview Techniques, designed to help participants acquire essential journalism and creative skills through practical, hands-on sessions. The course details containing faculty profile and the outline are attached. The course will be led by senior journalists, academicians, and industry experts with extensive and in-depth experience. This program is designed for media professionals, content creators, communication and marketing executives, journalism faculty and students looking to strengthen their storytelling and interviewing capabilities Registration link to receive the course brochure: https://forms.gle/dXyDNzEzXofWNHjr7 Course outline and faculty profile attached Participants acquire essential journalism and creative skills…

Hiding behind a shelf of books, Dr. Seuss’ Lorax tells the cat from the animated movie “Flow” that he speaks for the trees. (Illustration by News Decoder) This article was produced exclusively for News Decoder’s global news service. It is through articles like this that News Decoder strives to provide context to complex global events and issues and teach global awareness through the lens of journalism. Learn how you can incorporate our resources and services into your classroom or educational program. Tim Redfern feels like he’s hit a wall. He’s single, in his mid-50s and hates his job. He’s only slightly obsessed…

Screenshot By Lisa Schirch Platform design is a silent pilot steering human behavior. Every design choice that social media platforms make nudges users toward certain actions, values, and emotional states. It is a design choice to offer a news feed that combines verified news sources with conspiracy blogs — interspersed with photos of a family picnic — with no distinction between these very different types of information. It is a design choice to use algorithms that find the most emotional or outrageous content to show users, hoping it keeps them online. And it is a design choice to send…

Newswriters.in is conducting an online course on Reporting, Storytelling & Interview Techniques, designed to help participants acquire essential journalism and creative skills through practical, hands-on sessions. The course details containing faculty profile and the outline are attached. The course will be led by senior journalists, academicians, and industry experts with extensive and in-depth experience. This program is designed for media professionals, content creators, communication and marketing executives, journalism faculty and students looking to strengthen their storytelling and interviewing capabilities Registration link to receive the course brochure: https://forms.gle/dXyDNzEzXofWNHjr7 Course outline and faculty profile attached REPORTING, STORYTELLING & INTERVIEW TECHNIQUESDownload

By Emily Kasriel Journalists are often celebrated for their ability to ask sharp questions and uncover stories. But after more than two decades as a BBC journalist, I realized that the heart of powerful reporting isn’t just about what you ask — it’s also about how you listen. Deep Listening, as I’ve explored through research, fieldwork, my experience as an executive coach and mediator, and in my book, is a transformational approach that can help journalists move beyond transactional interviews to truly understand, connect with, and represent their sources. What is Deep Listening? Deep Listening in journalism means going…

By Anna Patton Geopolitical tension and war are dominating front pages globally. That ongoing coverage is vital — but other angles deserve attention too, said Lola García-Ajofrín, a Spanish multimedia journalist. “When everyone is covering a problem, you can add value by asking questions, and looking at what element is missing,” she said. For example, how have societies previously divided by conflict begun reconciliation? That question prompted her story on a pen pal scheme uniting French schoolchildren and their European neighbors in the aftermath of the Second World War. “If there’s 100 journalists, the job of 99 of them is…

The International Initiative on Information & Democracy powered by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) aims at bringing guarantees for the freedom of opinion and expression in the global space of information and communication. This project is set to implement Article 19 of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights in the digital era. https://rsf.org/en/information-and-democracy