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Presenting and exploiting content online

One of the skills of news website management is knowing how to exploit each story in all relevant sections, so that it appears on multiple section indices.

Editing audio for radio news

We edit audio because we do not always have the time on air to broadcast a whole interview, but it's important we do it well.

How to detect AI-generated images

Fact-checking journalist Deepak Adhikari, the editor of Nepal Check, shares how he and his colleagues combat the spread of fake AI images on social media and in other news output.

Dealing with algorithm bias in news

Journalists must be trained in how to recognise and deal with ‘algorithm bias’ in order to counter the speed and scale at which biased content is being spread.

Information disorder – the essential glossary

For the policy-makers, technology companies, politicians, journalists, librarians, educators, academics, and civil society organisations all facing the challenges of information disorder, agreeing to a shared vocabulary is essential.

How to set online news priorities

Increasingly, news websites are the product of a converged newsroom operating as a content factory and delivering information to whatever device the user turns to in order to access information.

The art of engaging viewers and listeners

TV and radio steal something from you as you try to present news, features, and documentaries. Part of who you are is diminished and there’s a serious risk of coming across flat, possibly a bit lifeless. Riz Khan shares some tips on how to overcome these problems.

Systems thinking for journalists

A free toolkit designed to help journalists adopt strategies that address the most entrenched societal problems and hold entire systems accountable

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Impartiality in journalism

Being impartial means not being prejudiced towards or against any particular side. All journalists have their own views, however they must learn to leave aside their own personal perspectives.

Is your journalism ethical?

If the content you produce pushes an agenda, spins a line, favours a sector of society, is manipulated by subjective values, you are probably producing PR copy or even propaganda.

The use of English

English is one of the most expressive and flexible languages in the world. Its immense vocabulary provides for the persuasive and precise communication of ideas.