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Articles tagged Wolfgang Blau (9)

Here’s a good guide to the obstacles in climate change coverage, and how to overcome them

Joshua BentonApril 6, 2021

Why does so much news about the European Union still come out of London, even post-Brexit?

Even without the U.K., English is still the most widely spoken language in the EU, and that’s led to some awkward arrangements.

Shan WangDecember 1, 2015

What publishers around the world learned by sharing their climate change coverage with each other

For the better part of this year, news organizations in the Climate Publishers Network have been republishing each other’s climate change stories in order to expand their coverage of the issue.

Joseph LichtermanSeptember 14, 2015

The micropayment platform Blendle is expanding to Germany

The company, based in the Netherlands, is trying to prove its model can work in a larger market. Investment capital in hand, its eyes are set on the United States.

Melissa BaileyApril 28, 2015

Collaborating across borders: European journalists band together to track the migrant crisis

Language barriers make cross-border work tricky, but for complex multinational topics, it can one of the only ways to get the true measure of a story.

Is there a “European public sphere” waiting for Politico Europe — or can it help create one?

In the (appropriate!) shift to mobile, is desktop sometimes being abandoned too quickly?

Joseph LichtermanJuly 14, 2014

Report around the clock: How some news orgs use time zones to their advantage to operate 24/7

Early mornings are a challenge for news sites: big audiences, not much fresh content. Some outlets are stashing staff around the world to keep content fresh.

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