Robert Fisk was on good combatitive form when he delivered the inaugural Journalism Foundation lecture in Tunis last week as part of The Journalism Foundation’s week-long project in Tunisia. Read more about the speech and the success of The Journalism Foundation’s first project Read more »
The Journalism Foundation went to Tunis to run workshops for the media entitled ‘Reporting in a democracy’. The students on the course spoke to us about their hopes and fears for the future Read more »
Media Monitor, February 3: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg believes he is not changing human nature but enabling it and that he has created the platform for the new sharing economy Read more »
A group of leading climate change scientists rebuked an article published by The Wall Street Journal yesterday which promotes a widely discredited picture of global warming Read more »
Phil Hall, a former editor of the News of The World who is now chair of a PR company, has claimed that websites are now ‘far more dangerous’ than newspapers Read more »
The media in Egypt has welcomed the anniversary of the uprising which toppled former President Hosni Mubarak, but many editorials cautioned that the revolution was still incomplete Read more »
The BBC, along with four other international broadcasters, is calling for an end to ‘satellite uplink jamming’, a practice which attempts to disrupt international broadcast coverage Read more »
Today Wikipedia has shut down the English version of its website in protest against a planned anti-privacy law currently being considered by the US senate Read more »
The question of press regulation is a live one, but as News International takes to the stand the theatrics of star testimony should not distract from the critical issues under investigation Read more »
In pictures: The Journalism Foundation’s project in Tunisia
Last week, The Journalism Foundation ran a media training course for Tunisian journalists entitled ‘Reporting in a Democracy’. View our gallery of images from the week Read more »