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Our last round-up of journalism news for the summer features a paper on Russian media in exile, a piece on journalists in the West Bank, and news on TikTok's community fact-checking.

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📌 We are looking for a new Director of Journalist Programmes

The successful candidate will lead on the delivery, strategic development, and long-term financial sustainability of all Journalist Programmes at the Institute.

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Journalism Today: The gender gap in Kenyan media | A Palestinian journalist killed | YouTube is the second-most-watched UK TV channel

Our latest round-up of journalism news features a new piece by us on gender disparity in Kenyan media, as well as news on a Palestinian journalist killed in the West Bank, and YouTube's popularity in the UK

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Our latest round-up of journalism news features a new piece by us on a prominent Filipino journalist-turned-creator, Substack's creator earnings, and Israel's targeting of Al Jazeera journalists.

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📌 We are looking for a new Director of Journalist Programmes

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Today's round-up on some of the biggest stories on journalism worldwide features pieces about AI’s impact on search traffic, a call to allow journalists into Gaza and the NYT’s expansion into video.

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📌 We are looking for a new Director of Journalist Programmes

The successful candidate will lead on the delivery, strategic development, and long-term financial sustainability of all Journalist Programmes at the Institute.

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As Israeli mainstream TV ignores Gazans’ suffering, these outlets expose surveillance, brutality and war crimes Journalists from Israel’s Haaretz, +972 Magazine and Hamakom Hachi Ham Bagehenom explain how they report on the conflict for a reluctant audience.

📺Patriotism dominates Israeli TV and Palestinian suffering is often ignored, but 64% of the public believes that coverage of Gaza is balanced.

To examine the situation, our colleague Gretel Kahn spoke with six journalists about it

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TikTok is the fastest growing digital platform in this year’s survey, adding a further 4 points across markets in terms of news use (17%) and reaching 49% of our online sample in Thailand (+10 points), 40% in Malaysia (+9).

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Catch up with the whole Digital News Report 2025 podcast series on our website
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Our podcast: Digital News Report 2025. Episode 6: How people navigate local news and information We look at what sources of information people prefer to use when accessing local news and information such as crime and politics to weather and events.

🏙️ This week's Digital News Report 2025 podcast explores how people learn about the latest news and information from their area, the role of platforms, and what explains global variations.

With Richard Fletcher and Mitali Mukherjee
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Journalism Today. 23 July 2025 By Matthew Leake and Eduardo Suárez 🗞️ 3 top news stories 1. How Israeli media covers the war in Gaza (or doesn’t).

The latest edition of our daily roundup on journalism is out, featuring a new piece on Israel's Gaza news coverage, a new podcast episode on local news and readings on NPR, podcasting revenue and Google AI Overviews

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As Israeli mainstream TV ignores Gazans’ suffering, these outlets expose surveillance, brutality and war crimes Journalists from Israel’s Haaretz, +972 Magazine and Hamakom Hachi Ham Bagehenom explain how they report on the conflict for a reluctant audience.

A piece by our own Gretel Kahn on how mainstream media in Israel are reporting on Gaza. @reutersinstitute.bsky.social
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As Israeli mainstream TV ignores Gazans’ suffering, these outlets expose surveillance, brutality and war crimes Journalists from Israel’s Haaretz, +972 Magazine and Hamakom Hachi Ham Bagehenom explain how they report on the conflict for a reluctant audience.

📺NEW PIECE: Almost 2 years after October 7, jingoism dominates Israeli TV and Palestinian suffering is often ignored. Our journalist Gretel Kahn spoke to 6 journalists to examine Israeli mainstream media and how smaller outlets are filling the gaps

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Journalism Today: AFP journalists in Gaza risk starvation | Google retires a fact-checking tool | A WSJ journalist is banned from a White House press trip

The latest edition of our roundup is out, featuring a statement on @afp.com journalists in Gaza facing starvation, Google's decision to retire a fact-checking tool, and a @wsj.com journalist banned from a White House press trip
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British journalist Helen Boaden named Chair of the Reuters Institute’s Steering Committee After leading a distinguished career at the BBC for three decades and sitting at our Advisory Board, she’ll succeed Alan Rusbridger at this post.

Responding to the announcement, Boaden said: “I am honoured to be taking on this role following Alan’s outstanding tenure. I look forward to working with the Steering Committee as we support @mitalilive.bsky.social and her team.”

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British journalist Helen Boaden named Chair of the Reuters Institute’s Steering Committee After leading a distinguished career at the BBC for three decades and sitting at our Advisory Board, she’ll succeed Alan Rusbridger at this post.

Boaden joined the Reuters Institute’s Advisory Board in 2019. She is an award-winning journalist and led a distinguished career at the BBC.

In 2004, she became the first woman to lead BBC News, where she managed a big multimedia newsroom until 2013
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We are thrilled to announce that British journalist Helen Boaden has been appointed Chair of the Steering Committee of the Reuters Institute

Boaden succeeds @arusbridger.bsky.social, who’s been Chair for the past 9 years

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These pioneers are working to keep their countries’ languages alive in the age of AI news Experts from India, Belarus, Nigeria, Mali, Paraguay and the Philippines explain how they are building tools to bridge these language gaps.

Experts from India, Belarus, Nigeria, Mali, Paraguay and the Philippines explain how they are building tools to bridge gaps between newsrooms and audiences to keep their countries’ languages alive in the age of AI news.

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Vital insights on journalism's challenges & innovations! 📉 The rise of data journalism in Asia is a game changer, but we must address the violence against journalists. Protecting truth is paramount! 📰💪 #JournalismMatters #DataDriven

Journalism Today. 21 July 2025 By Eduardo Suárez and Gretel Kahn 🗞️ 3 top news stories 1. An innovative startup reimagining data journalism in Asia.

The latest edition of our roundup on journalism is out, featuring a new report on Brazilian news deserts, an article on a startup reinventing data journalism for Asian audiences and the killing of a journalist in the Philippines

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This edition of Journalism Today has a new essay from us on AI’s actual influence on democracy, and pieces on Trump vs Murdoch, an account of ICE detention, political disinformation in the Philippines and much more.

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Generative AI and elections: why you should worry more about humans than AI systems “The current concerns are overblown in light of the available evidence,” argue researchers Felix M. Simon and Sacha Altay.

The piece is an excerpt from a paper recently published by @knightcolumbia.org, which includes many more insights on this very topic

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📌 Today's round-up of some of the biggest stories about journalism worldwide features pieces on Google’s blow to publishers, Trump’s ongoing war on the press , journalist killings in Latin America and more.

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Generative AI and elections: why you should be more worried about humans than about AI systems “The current concerns are overblown in light of the available evidence,” argue researchers Felix M. Simon and Sacha Altay.

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@felixsimon.bsky.social and @sachaltay.bsky.social on why should be worry more about humans than AI systems when it comes to elections in the age of generative AI

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Journalism Today. 16 July 2025 By Matthew Leake and Eduardo Suárez 🗞️ 3 top news stories 1. UK “gagging order” lifted.

📌 Today's round-up of some of the biggest stories about journalism worldwide features pieces on the UK superinjunction, a Latin American LLM and the CNN crew attacked by Israeli settlers.

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Our podcast: Digital News Report 2025. Episode 5: Mobile news alerts for audience engagement We look at what proportion of news users receive news alerts, what turns them off and the balancing act that news outlets tread in using them.

🚨What's the value of mobile news alerts?

Our latest #DNR25 podcast discusses their growth, whose sending them, and why they are a turn off for some news consumers.

With Nic Newman and host @mitalilive.bsky.social

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