Is there space for constructive journalism amid war and invasion? Yes, says Anastasia Rudenko, founder of Rubryka. This Kyiv-based media publication has been using constructive journalism to not just talk about problems, but also solutions to them. At our Constructive Copenhagen Summit back in May, Anastasia explained how this approach to journalism has been helping their over 2 million monthly Ukrainian readers deal with news fatigue. Engaging with constructive journalism helps. As Anastasia said, "Even small stories of how people help each other mobilize in the face of danger matters. Such stories make a difference." Watch her video to know more about constructive journalism and how it can work for different beats, scenarios and circumstances. #constructivejournalism #bconstructive Ulrik Haagerup
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Attacks on journalists – including murder – are at record highs. Journalism was not created for the messenger to be shot. While you can kill the journalist, you can’t kill the story, writes David Walmsley, Editor-in-Chief of The Globe and Mail, Canada and creator of World News Day. More on Twentytwo13. #journalismmatters #news #Twentytwo13 #Twentytwo13news
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Let me recommend this article where I talk about freedom of press and quality journalism. Thanks Journalift for being interested about my thoughts on the World Press Freedom Day!
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This happened yesterday. "Pioneering British newspaperman Sir Harry Evans (1928-2020) was one of the giants of post-war journalism. The award-winning work he spearheaded as editor of The Northern Echo, The Sunday Times, and The Times set the gold standard for courageous investigative journalism. For Sir Harry, trust in journalism was essential and the debasement of fact-based reporting was a serious concern for functioning democracy. To reignite Sir Harry’s values, Truth Tellers champions the work of today’s investigative journalists." The conference, which is all online to view, was a fascinating insight into the work of some eminent broadcast and print professionals, some of whom, risk their lives in war zones. Some of whom, uncover injustices and communicate much deserved truth for victims. The work goes on and this conference shone a light on that. It was a compelling and fascinating watch. All rise the digital influencer - but long live investigative journalism. It's the only way we have to hold companies and individuals to account. The skill of journalists in uncovering truth, like dogs with bones - is something that we should support and champion - but most of all have an awareness of. Support your regional newspapers. It's where all journalists begin their careers and learn their craft. They are the essential channels for truth and accountability and very sadly we are losing these institutions but we must do all we can to protect the profession.
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In the past couple of days, Facebook has removed a few of my posts and discussions in journalism groups- mostly in the lines on how to cover events and conflict situations, specifically elections more inclusively. Most of these links and comments had a mention and explanation around why and how journalism should and can become more plurastic, inclusive, and complete - in the sense, how can we tell the whole story. Several of these posts and comments were linked to resources on the Solutions Journalism Network website and blog. Now the question is - Why is this argument on covering both sides of a story losing ground? (Stepping away from headline tendencies - it's not exactly losing ground; it's only that passionate, principled, seeking journalists have started questioning it! And that's so refreshing. I'm hoping for the losing ground part.) My thoughts - Because as we evolve as humans, we learn to acknowledge that there are more than two sides of the story/argument. As journalists, we must cover them all. This is the premise of Amanda Ripley's groundbreaking essay, which came after her very important book called High Conflict - both of which together founded this journalism framework called - Complicating The Narratives (CTN). Links in the comments. There's only a handful of professionals who work with and mentor journalists on CTN techniques, and i am one of them, accredited by the Solutions Journalism Network and trained personally by the best - Nina Fasciaux Julia Hotz, Amanda Ripley and Hélène Biandudi Hofer and team. #JustSaying If anyone is willing to know more about CTN. But first, even if you're not a journalist, read this very important piece below, and take a look at the essay linked in the comment too. Our communities, and our political systems, can only be as good as you are! Thanks Tina, for sharing this interview.
"One of the biggest biases in journalism is this idea that truth can be produced by pitting two contradictory opinions against each other. To my mind, this is a rhetorical sleight of hand that makes no sense if we're trying to grasp what's in front of us. Usually, in order to understand things, we need to take many more points of view into account. In fact, this principle has been settled during the history of democracy.... It's a bias that benefits the far right, because it's a way of putting subjects on the agenda that shouldn't be there in the first place." Interesting interview in Voxeurop about how bias in traditional journalism can fail our democracies. https://lnkd.in/ez8DCyPE
Sylvain Bourmeau: "One of journalism's biggest biases is the idea that we can find the truth by comparing two contradictory opinions"
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