The window of time between keeping unbiased independent news organisations and going back to square one – to state-owned biased media – is limited and depends on how soon experts can step in, writes Suliman Ali Zway Read more »
Nicole Tung travelled to Libya earlier this year, capturing black and white images of the revolution, which have subsequently been exhibited around the world Read more »
There have been some big changes to Twitter overnight. Read The Journalism Foundation’s daily round-up of media news and developments Read more »
The world watched the Arab Spring unfold through the lens of photographers in Libya, Tunisia and beyond. Some were professionals; others, like Chris Belsten, were amateurs with a Flickr account Read more »
The Arab Spring was widely reported as the Twitter and Facebook revolution. Collected are some of the key social media commentators of the Arab Spring, writes Celia Graham-Dixon Read more »
The president of the Tunisian journalists’ union recognises the need for change. The Journalism Foundation is working to help further their skills in reporting public life in a democracy Read more »
The Journalism Foundation media monitor, 4 January 2012
Rupert Murdoch has launched a new Twitter account. Since starting the account @rupertmurdoch last week, Murdoch has already acquired nearly 91,000 followers. Read our daily round-up of media news
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