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The 2022-2023 annual report of Somali Mechanism for Safety of Journalists (SMSJ) 2022-2023 clearly indicates that level of press freedom in Somalia remains complicated. Journalists have limited space of work and access to information and information access is very critical comparing to previous years.
The Social Media Monetisation Playbook is designed for media managers and journalists who are looking to monetise their social media channels and diversify their income, particularly in countries where English is not the predominant language.
Festivals are a relatively recent phenomenon in the journalism world. Their openness, informality, and intentionally celebratory nature strikes a contrast with more formal, hierarchical and authoritative forms of event, and in doing so, opens up new pathways and possibilities for the independent media field.
In this booklet, you will find a collecting of briefing papers that analyze the state of media in Ethiopia and give insights in coalition building, conflict-sensitive journalism, and safety of journalists. This briefing paper presents findings from studies funded by the PRIMED programme to discuss why conflict-sensitive journalism is important…
The Philippines has in the past decade been fertile ground for wide and deep disinformation campaigns and is amongst researchers known as patient zero for election-related disinformation practices.
Promoting good journalism and strengthening press freedom are not ambitions that can be realised in a vacuum. Progress is made through the combined efforts of many, proof of which is on full display in IMS’ 2022 annual report.
