Editors Lab Impact

Sports is one of the most highly competitive and innovative fields in the journalistic world. The bounty of statistics, history, and…

Season six of Editors Lab has been one for the books! Talented journalists, designers, and developers from all over the world have…

Here we’ll feature some of the prototypes that were developed and implemented following our hackathons

The fight for facts continues and the Media Literacy Toolkit for Newsroom held their final unconference in Lisbon, before continuing with…

From 5–7 April, GEN hosted the first Editors Lab of 2019 and the first one in Côte d’Ivoire, with the theme “African Migration Reporting”…

Whether it’s the recent historical summit between South Korea’s Moon Jae In and North Korean leader Kim Jung Un, the K-pop boy band BTS…

In Lebanon, politicians are unfortunately famous for their lack of accountability and efficiency, despite being elected in a democratic…

In Japan, social media has both helped and hurt the process of accurately informing citizens. During the tragic Tokoku Earthquake in 2011…

Dis/Misinformation is harming people and institutions, representing a huge challenge for Brazil. This is especially true this year as the…

What kind of interactive tools are needed to promote and facilitate civic engagement? How can political discussions be encouraged between…

As newsrooms continue to cut the fat, remove local newsbeats and close community newspapers, communities bear the brunt of the loss: with…

Equipment and training for original 360 content may not be a top-priority for every newsroom. But a team from The Daily Telegraph in…

Last week, I had the honour of participating in the Walkley’s Editors Lab, a 48-hour hackathon encouraging innovation in the media…

The data team visualises polling uncertainty for clearer campaign reporting

#GreenAlert

If you want a breath of fresh air, you probably shouldn’t head to Stuttgart, the automotive capital of Europe and home to Porsche…

This past year saw South Africa experience a series of shocking revelations around state capture, mounting political divisions and the…

A lot, if you ask a team of journalists from Der Standard. They put their Facebook Monitor to test earlier this year, with telling results

Stories that are behind paywalls are often the ones most likely to drive reader engagement. How do media houses introduce these stories to…

In November 2016, the Supreme Court of India declared New Delhi’s air quality a ‘public health emergency’. Widespread protests erupted…

If you were stuck in the middle of a raging tsunami, what would you do? Run for your life, or try and fish out your camera for live…

That gender disparity remains an urgent concern in is no secret. It’s a large problem that needs various shifts in mentality and society…

Why are millennials so afraid of political news? How do you create more informed voters?

It tends to be hard for sources or whistleblowers to flag a sensitive story, or share confidential documents, without revealing their…

Learn about big developments with small puzzles each day

When you’re reading about something as daunting and dynamic as climate change, a single story may hold layers and layers of context within…