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“I think the level of corruption and dysfunction and organized crime has grown. It’s much harder to decide — given our limited resources — where we put our efforts.”
“This would sustain community radio and enhance its role as a vital source of alternative voices, diverse perspectives, and local engagement.”
“At the end of the day travel journalism is service journalism and so you need to do a service to your readers who are very diverse.”
“The readers of our publication can be trusted to weigh in thoughtfully and meaningfully on complex issues.”
Some college students surveyed showed substantial media literacy — but being able to recognize a fake story didn’t always deter them from sharing it.
Rich and poor people have different expectations of lifestyle journalism. But some of what they want is the same.
Now, expanding beyond its home base in southern Africa, Oxpeckers has been developing new tools to cover the illegal wildlife trade.
In Germany and the U.K., not a single publication studied had a top editor of color.
“There are fewer women in top roles than there are women in the profession as a whole — in line with previous research documenting vertical segregation in the news industry.”