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26/06
2012
 

News - Report looks into state of journalistic online start-ups

05/06
2012

OXFORD - A study by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism focusing on the Western European online news landscape analysed nine journalistic online start-ups from Germany, France and Italy. Out of all nine organisations examined only two broke even: the French Mediapart and the German Perlentaucher.

 

News - Fresh mapping of non-profit Investigative Journalism in Europe

26/03
2012

HAMBURG - For all the progress investigative journalism in Europe has made in the past decade, the amount of academic research on the topic has remained discomfortingly small. One of the first to turn the tide is Florentine Guia Baggi, who explored the matter and documented it in her thesis.

 

Event - Euranet conference: Crisis of European Journalism (Brussels)

01/03
2012
BRUSSELS - As a result of the economic crisis and a growing disenchantment towards EU issues, many media outlets have reduced their presence in Brussels. The declining number of Brussels correspondents illustrated the crisis of EU journalism which is each year less exhaustive and more focused on national angles.
 

Event - Lecture: Dr. Richard Collins: European identity and television (Brussels)

16/02
2012
Research Department IBBT-SMIT, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, presents you a series of lectures, based on its current research agenda. Policy Units presents Dr. Richard Collins: European identity and television.
 

Event - 10 Flagship Proposals for a Citizen-Oriented European Information Policy

07/11
2011
A communication to the European Parliament on November 8 in the Information Office of the European Parliament in Belgium, Square du Luxembourg, 1050 Brussels. 
 

Event - Brussels and Warsaw on the European ecosystem

10/08
2011
 The European Innovation Summit (EIS) goes towards a European Innovation Ecosystem.
 

Event - Open session: Master the art of EU journalism with Leigh Philips and Anna Cumiskey

03/05
2011
BRUSSELS - An afternoon session with Leigh Philips from the EUObserver and Anna Cumiskey of The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, followed by a discussion with a Council press officer: Reporting on the EU? Issues and Impact.
 

Event - International Conference on European Copyright Law - Towards a European Copyright Code?

29/03
2011
NICOSIA - Conference on European Copyright Law
 

Event - Mediacafé #6: How to report the economic crisis in Europe?

29/03
2011
BRUSSELS - Are our media able to inform us sufficiently about the economic crisis in Europe? What role did the media play in the build-up of the financial crisis in 2008, and how far does the responsibility of journalists reach when they give speculators a free forum? Are non-specialist journalists capable of covering such a complex subject or does a certain distance from the subject have advantages?