Speakers: Bas van Beek Moderator: James Wright December 11th, 2020, 15:00-15:30 CET Written by Martina Kroa Keywords: Investigative...

Speaker: Tomás Dodds Moderator: Christian Christensen December 10th, 2020, 18:00-18:35 CET Written by Olha Kotielnikova Keywords: Media,...

Citizen-generated Fact-checking Platforms: Outgrowing failing Media Infrastructures The coronavirus pandemic in Chile included an assault...

The Final Report is available for download below in Czech, English, German, Hungarian, Polish, and Slovak. Here is Prague Media Point...

Dear colleagues, In 2020 we were confronted with a completely new situation that poses many ongoing challenges to our professional lives....

We need to recommit ourselves to reporting on the systems supporting democracy.

Engage your audience strategically in your editorial process, in your membership program, or product development.

Reporting on LGBTQI+ communities in CEE, feminist satire, and bridging different opinions in a reimagined debate format.

COVID-19 as an opportunity and catalyst for changes in forward-thinking media outlets.

Investigations into troll farms in Poland, QAnon in Europe, or elite capture by the Chinese Communist Party propaganda, and more.

How to engage audiences in a long-term investigation, how to build a resilient outlet in a hostile environment or how to investigate an inte

There is a growing challenge to recognize what people really need. How to grow and innovate in these challenging times?

Rewatch all discussions on media freedom to learn more from journalists and press freedom defenders in Belarus, Hungary, Poland and Turkey.

Watch three interesting discussions on Climate Change and Journalism which took place during the 2020 Prague Media Point conference.

The Investigative Journalism block started off with Bas van Beek presenting his joint project Shell Papers.

Pavla Holcova shares her story and explains the origins of the Kočner Library. The formation of the Kočner Library dates back to the murder

There are around 30 armed conflicts in the world, all of which need a huge amount of weapons.

Polish investigative journalist Anna Gielewska shared her findings and experiences as part of her activities in researching ...

The job of journalists can be dangerous sometimes: reporters may have to deal with criminals that can seriously harm them

The enhancement of political crackdown on media had a significant impact on the freedom of press.