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This competitive HIV/AIDS reporting fellowship, spearheaded by the Internews Health Journalism Network, with the support of the Mercury Phoenix Trust, will award 10 fellowships (of $1,000 USD each) to mid-career/senior level health and science reporters. The fellowship includes 3 exclusive virtual training sessions where fellows will gain new insights into reporting on specific topics relating to HIV/AIDS, 1 […]
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies have the potential to profoundly change how journalism is produced and consumed. Newsrooms are already experimenting with machine learning to generate outward-facing content such as articles on current affairs, health, real estate listings, quizzes, and sporting events. New advances have increased not only the speed at which large data work can […]
Investigative journalism in Nigeria has played an important role in uncovering corruption, mismanagement, and other issues of public interest. Nigerian journalists have used a variety of techniques and tools, such as the Freedom of Information Act, data analysis, and undercover reporting, to investigate and expose corruption and other forms of wrongdoing. Some notable examples of […]
