by Charles Miller

by Iain Johnstone

In 1975, BBC documentary producer Iain Johnstone negotiated filming access to Muhammad Ali. The deal with Ali’s agent was that for ten days over a three week period, Johnstone and his crew could film Ali but on…

by Federica De Caria

We asked videojournalist Federica De Caria to keep us posted about her new job with Falkland Islands Television. Previously, she described how she got hired, flew south and met her new…

by Jack Burgess

Over three decades in journalism BBC News science correspondent Pallab Ghosh has witnessed a change in how the media works: “20 years ago there was a lot of kowtowing to what scientists thought,” he told me. “You wouldn’t get that in…

by Neil Thurman

Neil Thurman is the lead author of a new report about journalism from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford. Here he summarises some of the main findings, which give an…

By Cathy Loughran

What would Shakespeare have made of social media? In particular, would our greatest writer have been a fan…

By Steven Canny

By Nicola Porter

By Kata Karáth

Tech-minded journalists met journalism-minded techies at City University, London, for a BBC-sponsored hackathon. The participants were challenged to develop a digital product using something called…