News - Russia bars Ukrainian journalist for 5 years
The Russian Federation has denied Ukrainian journalist Oleg Khomenok entry into the country for the next five years.
News - Registration #WJEC3 now open
It is now possible to register for the third edition of the World Journalism Education Congress, that will take place in Mechelen (Belgium) from 3 - 5 July 2013.
News - Online start-ups spread income sources
A study into online journalistic start-ups and their business models conducted as a joint project of three universities was published recently. By looking at 69 case studies, it analyses the online journalism landscape in nine countries and gives recommendations to media entrepreneurs on how to build a sustainable online platform.
News - 'Budrus' wins 2012 PUMA.Creative Impact Award
PUMA.Creative, in partnership with the BRITDOC Foundation, announced Budrus, the story of a successful non-violent protest in the West Bank, as the winner of the 2012 PUMA.Creative Impact Award. This annual €50,000 award was created by PUMA to identify and honour the documentary film that has made the most significant positive social or environmental impact. Gasland was awarded a Special Jury Commendation.
News - More support for investigative journalism needed from policymakers
A study on investigative journalism in and on Europe was presented at the European Parliament on 9 October 2012. It was requested by the Parliament’s Committee on Budgetary Control and executed by Margo Smit for the Belgian Pascal Decroos Fund.
News - Study on state of investigative journalism presented to EP Committee
On 9 October 2012 Margo Smit presented to the members of the European Parliamentary Committee for Budgetary Control a study on the state of investigative journalism in the 27 EU member states. The Committee had asked the Pascal Decroos Fund to execute the study.
News - Reporter-in-Residence: a new type of training
A journalist from the Romanian Center for Investigative Journalism (RCIJ) will be spending the next three months as a Reporter-in-Residence at The New England Center for Investigative Reporting (NECIR) based at Boston University.
News - 2012 PUMA.Creative Impact Award Finalists Announced
PUMA.Creative and The BRITDOC Foundation today announced the five finalists for the 2012 PUMA.Creative Impact Award. The €50,000 award honours the documentary film that has made the most significant positive impact on society or the environment.
News - Special side track programme at VVOJ Conference
At VVOJ's European Investigative Journalism Conference the Pascal Decroos Fund will, in cooperation with VVOJ itself, be in charge of a side track of the programme that is specifically aimed at foundations and funds.
News - European investigative journalism still substandard
A study on European investigative journalism focusing on fraud with EU money is being prepared for publication. The study, ‘Deterrence of fraud with EU funds through investigative journalism’, will be presented in the European Parliament in early October and promises to be an interesting read for anyone involved in investigative journalism in the EU. Here's a taste of what's in store.
News - Sign up for Journalismfund.eu's new newsletter
Journalismfund.eu is the place to go if you want to keep an eye on investigative journalism in Europe. They support good journalistic ideas with a particular focus on cross-border and European reporting through research grants and facilitation of networking.
News - New website journalismfund.eu
Journalismfund.eu launches its new website today. The application form, archive functions and general lay-out and usability have been improved. At the same time there is a new call for proposals.
News - Cross-border research grant application call from Journalismfund.eu
Do you have an idea for a European story? Do you have an idea for a story that goes across borders? Then maybe Journalismfund.eu can help you with a research grant.
News - Entries for African Investigative Journalism Awards open
The Forum for African Investigative Reporters (FAIR) is seeking entries to the 2012 African Investigative Journalism Awards, which recognizes outstanding investigative reporting in Africa. The deadline is 31 August 2012.
News - Data Journalism Awards winners announced
The six winners of the first edition of the Data Journalism Awards were announced on 31 May at the News World Summit in Paris.
News - New prize for quality journalism
The new European Press Prize will hand out four awards every year to encourage journalism of the highest quality wherever it can be found in our continent.
News - Observer Passes for Good Pitch Europe available
Good Pitch Europe brings together specially selected foundations, NGOs, social entrepreneurs, broadcasters, policy makers and potential corporate and brand partners to form alliances around groundbreaking films. This year it will take place on June 25th at the Royal Institution of Great Britain in London.
News - A look back at the Data Harvest Conference 2012
From the 6th till the 8th of May 2012 the European Data Harvest Conference brought together the cream of European data journalism in Brussels.
News - EU Health Prize for Journalists 2012
The European Commission is proud to present the fourth edition of the EU Health Prize for Journalists. It is awarded to stimulate high-quality journalism that raises awareness of issues related to healthcare and patients' rights. The prize highlights health policy initiatives contained in the "Europe for Patients" campaign.
News - EU journalists selected for 2012 fellowship
Fondation EurActiv PoliTech and the Robert Bosch Stiftung, with the help of an international jury including Radio France International and Deutsche Press Agentur, selected 12 professional journalists to take part in a weeklong intensive seminar on “Making local stories European and European stories local” in Berlin.
News - Data Harvest Conference 2012
Come to the Data Harvest conference in Brussels from May 6th-8th 2012. Get freshly harvested Farmsubsidy.org data, meet the most interesting journalists in the field of data journalism and visualisation, freedom of information, visualisation and cross-border reporting.
News - The untold Yugoslavian arms trade scandal
Journalists Matej Šurc and Blaž Zgaga investigated the illegal trade of arms in Slovenia during the early 1990s and chronicled their findings in the trilogy In the Name of the State. The first volume of the trilogy, Sell, published in June 2011, focused on the sale of arms and ammunition. The second volume, Resell, appeared in October 2011 and dealt with the purchase of arms abroad and subsequent resale to Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina during the UN arms embargo. The third volume, Cover-up, describes how the arms smugglers managed to keep their activities largely concealed for the last twenty years and was published in April 2012. Time for an interview with the authors, Matej Šurc and Blaž Zgaga.
News - Pulitzer Prizes highlight digital content
The 2012 Pulitzer Prizes, awarded on April 16, underscore the growing journalistic trend towards online reporting.
News - Project Selection Good Pitch Europe 2012
The lineup for Good Pitch Europe 2012, which returns to the Royal Institution of Great Britain in London on Monday 25th June, has been announced.
News - DOCVILLE 2012
The 8th edition of the International Documentary Festival DOCVILLE takes place between April 27th and May 5th 2012. For nine days straight Leuven will be the epicenter of documentary film.
News - Grant (of € 5,000) awarded to a journalist in Belgium who is interested in Japanese society - Marilo Fund
The Marilo Fund is awarding a € 5,000 grant to a journalist.
News - Data Harvest: 6-8 May, Brussels
Come to the Data Harvest conference in Brussels on May 6th-8th 2012. Get freshly harvested Farmsubsidy.org data, meet the most interesting journalists in the field of data journalism and visualisation, freedom of information, visualisation and cross-border reporting.
News - Storify wins SXSW Interactive Award
Storify won an Interactive Award on the 15th annual South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive festival.
News - Virginia Decoded: understandable legislation
Virginia is the first US state to publish its legislation online in a clean and understandable manner via 'The State Decoded'.
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News - Journalists branching out across mediums
(FLORIDA, 17/11/2008) -- Journalists are facing serious problems in the print industry, but are also faced with a new opportunity--switching platforms so they can work everywhere. >>
News - Journalists from 40 countries join in support for WikiLeaks
WORLD - Journalists from every region of the world have joined together to support the whistle-blowing organization Wikileaks and its founder Julian Assange who, they say, have provided an extraordinary resource for journalists around the world and made "an outstanding contribution to transparency and accountability on the Afghanistan and Iraq Wars".
News - Journalists in Latvia launch the first-ever non-profit center for investigative journalism in the Baltics
As independent journalism declines in Latvia and Lithuania, two investigative journalists in Latvia, Inga Springe and Arta Giga, launched the first-ever non-profit investigative center in the Baltics.
News - Latvian Brides - a new European story with support from Journalismfund.eu
BRUSSELS - In the far East and far West of the EU two journalists work on the same story about scam marriages. Thanks to a grant from Journalismfund.eu they could cooperate and uncovered a world where fraud, sexual exploitation and rape are commonplace. The scam bases the EU rules on free movement and legal loopholes. >>
News - Lessons for starting news foundations
The Knight Digital Media Center gives news startups some basic lessons on business plans after the Chicago News Cooperation, a two-year-old nonprofit news site, announced that it is suspending its contributions to the Midwest pages of the New York Times.
News - Mainstream media and the distribution of news in the age of social discovery
A new RISJ report by Nic Newman is now available online after its highly popular launch on Tuesday 4th October at the BBC Council Chamber.
News - Masterclass for professional photographers from Southeastern Europe
BRUSSELS - The World Press Photo Foundation in partnership with the Robert Bosch Stiftung organizes the ‘SEE New Perspectives’ - Masterclass for professional photographers from Southeastern Europe.
News - New Center for Investigative Journalism launched
(MADISON, 14/01/2009) -- ,A new Center for Investigative Journalism is being launched to examine government integrity and other issues in Wisconsin.
News - New Documentary Journalism Fund
Today at IDFA a major new partnership was announced at a panel dedicated to the discussion of new funding. The Bertha Foundation is investing in BRITDOC's future, joining the Board of Directors and launching two new funds worth £1.5 million to filmmakers over the next three years. At the outset, Steve James’s award-winning The Interrupters and Soniya Kirpalani’s We The People are the first projects to receive support.
News - New prize for quality journalism
The new European Press Prize will hand out four awards every year to encourage journalism of the highest quality wherever it can be found in our continent.
News - NICAR12 - tools on chryswu.com
Journalist Chrys Wu collected all the presentations, links and tools from NICAR12 and published them on her blog Ricochet.
News - Nick Davies wins Paul Foot Award
Guardian reporter Nick Davies received the Paul Foot Award for investigative journalism for a series of stories that helped expose the depth of phone hacking conducted by the News of the World.
News - NSK-EJC Fellowship Programme
BRUSSELS - Together with the Nihon Shinbun Kyokai (NSK), the Association of Newspaper Publishers and Editors of Japan, the European Journalism Centre (EJC) invites you to apply for the NSK-EJC fellowship programme taking place between 26 September - 8 October 2010.
News - Overwhelming interest for European research grants
(BRUSSELS, 29/03/2009) -- There is an overwhelming interest for research grants to do European journalism. 29 journalists in 18 teams applied for 145.000 Euro. The jury thus will have a number of interesting applications to choose among when it distributes the 20.000 Euro for the grants of the pilot phase. >>
News - Paul Foot Award for investigative journalism
LONDON - For the sixth year running, Private Eye and The Guardian is awarding a prize for investigative/campaigning journalism in memory of Paul Foot.
News - Pirates, smugglers and corrupt tycoons: Africa's 'social bandits'
SOUTH AFRICA - FAIR has launched its new Transnational Investigation report, ‘Africa’s social bandits’, in partnership with 14 media houses worldwide.
News - Press Cartoon Europe - New award of Press Cartoon Belgium
(KNOKKE-HEIST - 04/01/2009) -- Every year since 1999 Press Cartoon Belgium, or PCB, has awarded the PCB Prizes to the best press cartoons published in Belgium. On the occasion of its tenth anniversary, PCB is launching a new award, Press Cartoon Europe (PCE). Apllications have to be sent before the 4th of January 2009.
News - Project Selection Good Pitch Europe 2012
The lineup for Good Pitch Europe 2012, which returns to the Royal Institution of Great Britain in London on Monday 25th June, has been announced.
News - Pulitzer Prizes highlight digital content
The 2012 Pulitzer Prizes, awarded on April 16, underscore the growing journalistic trend towards online reporting.
News - Quoted all over Europe
BRUSSELS - Two journalists, one story – but how to achieve impact? In the story about the Latvian Brides, cooperation of journalists from two countries led to research so impressive, that the story was quoted all over Europe.
News - Rosental Calmon Alves to be honored at the 6th Abraji's International Congress
SAO PAULO - Journalist and professor Rosental Calmon Alves, Knight Center for Investigative Journalism in the Americas’ founder, will be honored during the 6th International Congress for Investigative Journalism.
News - SEEMO Launches an Electronic Version of its Flagship Publication South, East and Central Europe Media Handbook
VIENNA - SEEMO Launches an Electronic Version of its Flagship Publication South, East and Central Europe Media Handbook.
News - Service-Club für Rechercheure
Praktiker für Praktiker. Das ist die Idee hinter investigativ.ch, dem Recherche-Netzwerk der Schweizer Journalistinnen und Journalisten. Darum haben wir diese Website zum Kompetenzzentrum für Recherche aufgebaut.
News - Seymour Hersh at GIJC 2010
GENEVA — One of the most awarded investigative journalist, Seymour Hersh has accepted the invitation made by the GIJC 2010 to be a keynote speaker in Geneva. Known as early as 1969 to be the journalist who broke the My Lai scandal in Vietnam, Seymour Hersh has more recently exposed the Abu Graib scandal. Hersh has published eight books, including, most recently, "Chain of Command" which was based on his reporting on Abu Ghraib for The New Yorker.
It is the first time that Seymour Hersh will speak at a GIJC and he will open the morning session on Friday the 23d april.
News - Sign up for Journalismfund.eu's new newsletter
Journalismfund.eu is the place to go if you want to keep an eye on investigative journalism in Europe. They support good journalistic ideas with a particular focus on cross-border and European reporting through research grants and facilitation of networking.
News - Special award to Journalismfund.eu team
During the Southeast Europe Media Forum in Belgrade yesterday and today a team supported by Journalismfund.eu received a special investigative journalism diploma.
News - Speech by Kris Peeters, Flemish minister-president and Flemish minister of media
(BRUSSELS, 27/11/2008) -- During the first European Investigative Journalism Conference on Friday November 21 in Brussels, the Flemish minister-president Kris Peeters gave a speech (through his speech writer Astrid Van Parys). Here we bring the full text.
News - Story-Based Inquiry: A Manual for Investigative Journalists
(PARIS, 01/08/2009) -- "Story-Based Inquiry: A Manual for Investigative Journalists", published with support from UNESCO, Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism and International Media Support. This little book (about 80 pages in A4 format) fills a big hole in the literature on investigative reporting: It's a guide to the basics of finding, structuring and composing an investigation. Click here for the English version - Click here for the French version - For the Arabic version, go to www.arij.net
News - Survey: Changing low news value
(The Hague, 27/11/2008) -- We are a group of students studying European Studies with as specialization Communication, at The Hague University, The Netherlands. We are currently busy with a project assigned to us by the European Centre for the Vocational Training. As part of our project we are going to answer the question: How are journalists able to be influenced in order to write about publications, as well as securing coverage of initiatives and polices which may be of low news value to their audience.







