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This paper explores the evolving field of environmental journalism in the UAE’s English-language press as well as the national and international context that underpins it.
This article looks at the process behind creating the narrative and 'rich article pages' which make up the Guardian's interactive feature about the Tasmanian bushfires in 2013.
The objective of GLAAS is to provide policy- and decision-makers at all levels with a reliable, easily accessible, comprehensive and global analysis of the investments and enabling environment to make informed decisions for sanitation, drinking-water and hygiene. Every two years a report is launched.
A news story is not complete if the five W`s and one H are not answered. This article explains why they are important.
This interactive website equips journalists with core investigative reporting skills and supports watchdog journalism in difficult environments. It is also a hands-on training tool, allowing readers to test their knowledge with quizzes at the end of each chapter.
Every week, creators use the Creator Academy channel to get professional tips on how to grow their channel, grow their audience, earn revenue, and more.
This Online-Guide for NGO`s explains the art of storytellling. It provides an overview of different aspects, starting with where to find good stories, how to capture them and finally how to write them to make them interesting for the reader. Language: German
The Water Channel is a platform that makes hundreds of videos and dossiers on key water themes available.
This guide offers an overview of advanced online search for investigative journalism. It provides guidance on newsgathering, contributor – finding, advanced search theory and methods and sources for establishing the veracity of digital content.