📱 In July 2021 Wolfgang published this piece for @NiemanLab
"For news organisations, there could hardly be a more direct path toward being relevant to young readers than to start covering the climate crisis at least as intensely as they covered COVID-19" niemanlab.org/2021/07/if-you…
Wolfgang and @MeeraSelva1 are the co-founders of the Oxford Climate Journalism Network, an initiative we launched in October with funding of ECF. 100 journalists from 62 different countries have joined the first cohort.
Today we'll be live-streaming @wblau@greentempleton lecture on journalism and climate change from our Twitter account at 17:30 🇬🇧 time. If you can't watch live, the video of the event will be available on our website after the event #GTClectures
Kicking off the first of this year's @greentempleton lectures. Today's speaker is @wblau, co-founder of our Oxford Climate Journalism Network, who will speak about journalism and climate change
"There’s a tendency in journalists to think that a solution to every problem that has ever existed is more journalism. But news organisations have created climate desks and then realised they haven’t had the intended impact," says @wblau twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
📚 On wording
"Should we call it climate change or climate crisis? This problem is so vast and unprecedented in scope that we struggle even with what to call it," says @wblau twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
Kicking off our 1-hour seminar on press freedom in 🇹🇷 Turkey with @kemalgoktas, chaired by @MeeraSelva1. It's free and open to everyone. Follow this thread for highlights.
"2023 is essential for ruling party AKP because it will be the 100th anniversary of the Turkish Republic. Electoral success would also mean Islam taking revenge on the Republic, which abolish the caliphate," says @kemalgoktastwitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
🇹🇷 Our speaker today at the global journalism seminar series is our former Journalist Fellow @kemalgoktas, award-winning journalist, author and legal scholar. Kemal will speak about journalism in Turkey #RISJSeminars
Kemal taught in @AnkaraUniver for four years and was a @risj_oxford Journalism Fellow in 2017. In 2019 he founded the podcast and online news platform @kisadalgamedya, where he is currently the editor-in-chief kisadalga.net
Kemal published this paper in 2018 on reporting on human rights violations in Turkey. He surveyed 133 Turkish journalists, 20% of whom worked for pro-government outlets. All of them feared prosecution for their work & frequently self-censored their writing reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/our-research/r…
1. There'll be more iteration than new ideas in 2022
🛠 67% of the news leaders in our sample say their main focus will be in improving existing products. Only 32% say they'll spend most of their time launching new ones
2. Lack of skills and resources seems to be the biggest barrier to innovation
👷♀️ 51% of the news leaders surveyed think the main barriers they encounter are the lack of skills to deliver solutions and the lack of resources. Strategy, not execution seems to be the key problem
Join the first of our #RISJSeminars of 2022 as @BBCSanaSafi speaks about the dire humanitarian situation and the state of journalism in her home country of Afghanistan with chair @MeeraSelva1
Sana is a senior BBC journalist and creator of radio documentary 'Afghanistan and Me' where she talks of her and her family's upbringing in one of the most volatile parts of the world. bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3…
Journalism has suffered greatly since the Taliban re-took control. The crackdown on independent media and the financial crisis has led to 250 media outlets closing, and the number of women journalists still working has collapsed, reports @Raksha_Kumar reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/winter-ap…
🚨 What trends will be shaping #journalism in 2022?
This is the question at the heart of our annual 'Trends and predictions' report, authored by @nicnewman and based on a survey of 246 executives from 52 countries
👍 Even with the pandemic still raging and online traffic falling for many companies, 59% of the news leaders in our survey say their revenue has increased over the last year reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/journalism-med…
In the light of these figures, it’s not surprising that 75% of the managers surveyed say they are confident about their company’s prospects for 2022. However, only 60% say the same about journalism as a whole reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/journalism-med…