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Special issue of Digital Journalism

Special issue of Digital Journalism marks Twitter’s 10th anniversary

14 April 2016

To mark Twitter’s 10th anniversary, Professor Bob Franklin explores the relationship between journalists and social media

Cardiff student Niko Kommenda and The Guardian’s editor-in-chief Katherine Viner

Google News Fellowship for Niko Kommenda

8 April 2016

MSc Computational and Data Journalism student selected for prestigious Fellowship at The Guardian

Five Cardiff University students working at laptops at the Build the News event

Coding the story

25 March 2016

Journalism and Computing students tackle national news innovation challenge

European newspapers on a news stand

British media coverage of ‘migrant crisis’ amongst the most aggressive in EU

17 March 2016

‘Anti-refugee’ and ‘Fortress Europe’ approaches very strongly endorsed by British right-wing press

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Public Service Television Inquiry announces Cardiff event

11 March 2016

Welsh audiences to feed in to national Inquiry led by Lord Puttnam

Senedd Building in Cardiff Bay

Understanding the Welsh elections

9 March 2016

University launches new online projects to help public better understand forthcoming Welsh Assembly Elections

An image indicating where inthe world journalists were killed from the INSI report

Research data reveals the risks faced by journalists

11 February 2016

Cardiff University data identifies the most dangerous countries to be a journalist

Jenny Kitzinger

Advance Decisions to Refuse Treatment (ADRT)

8 February 2016

Action needed to improve understanding and take-up in Wales

Magnum photojournalist Ian Berry

Photojournalist Ian Berry to deliver guest lecture

4 February 2016

Magnum photojournalist Ian Berry will deliver the second Nick Lewis memorial lecture hosted by Cardiff School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies.

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Women are seen more than heard in online news

3 February 2016

New research using Artificial Intelligence finds men’s views and voices more prominent than women’s.