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Accelerating Action on Just Transition: Laudes Foundation’s Journey Into Funding Journalism

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Journalism Funders Forum
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Despite an abundance of narratives pushing for green and just transitions, many fail to engage those capable of instigating…
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How Google News Initiative Influences Technological Innovation in the Media in Africa and the Middle East

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Journalism Funders Forum
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Launched in 2018, the Google News Initiative (GNI) aimed to strengthen journalism through collaboration with news institutions through financial…
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Journalism Funders Forum
15 May 2024
Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs) represent a growing threat to press freedom, as powerful entities abuse legal systems…
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News Avoidance: Understanding the Trend and Crafting Responses

News Avoidance: Understanding the Trend and Crafting Responses

Journalism Funders Forum
15 May 2024
Amidst a global rise in news avoidance, an increasing number of journalists and researchers map its implications and underlying…
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